This is the view as you enter the mosque complex of Çekirge upper vilage, on the road to Uludag. There are always cats hanging around in this area, somebody must be feeding them.
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6 comments:
Hi!!!
I am Ozlem, living in Barcelona but from Bursa.It is really nice to see my city´s daily photos in this blog, especially for me that I am missing it a lot!!!Thank you girls!!!!!Very nice job!!!
Ozlem
Pretty calico cat! I like the stone walkway too.
What a beautiful photo! What a beautiful city!
I love cities were cats are everywhere! Is there some dogs too?
I love the composition of this shot. Very interesting details.
Thank you all of you! It is so nice to read your comments.
Yoshi, there are such a lot of cats! But not so many dogs, I don't know why. I think there is not the tradition of keeping dogs as pets here, like in other countries
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