Tbilisi, Ankara & Cappadocia
End of March & Early April 2010
Sameba at Nightfall before we left Georgia!
Kenny at 7am walking to a local market to grab drinks in his pajamas
Kirill at a random gas station on the way back towards the Black Sea!
Entered the Ottoman Empire from east! 22 hour bus ride... Lentil soup at the boarder was the remedy!
We been informed by friends who have been to Turkey, that Ankara (the capital) is a must see for skateboarders.
There are really good spots all over the city, but we were only able to find them because of Nuri, a Turkish photog.
for Red Bull, he showed & drove us around the city, best Turkish human being! Kenny bs 5-0 baby hubs!
Not the best angle for noseblunts, but here you go! John Tanner Fakie Noseblunt at the main Hospital in Ankara.
Nuri somehow got permission for us to skate this spot, he just gave the chairman a copy of "Translations" and we
got one full hour to session.
After a couple days of filming, we decided to head into the center of Turkey, Cappadocia and explore the magnificent
geographical features that Turkey had to offer... but first, sheep for five hours.
Gas station man and tall guardian...
Passing threw random petite villages, this one with an island owned by ducks guarding pots.
Nuri, Kirill (with tourist binoculars), Stas, Tanner & Kenny in the Nevşehir Province!
World Heritage Site
Cappadocia, the region, has a pretty long history dating back to the 6th Century before Christ. First in the hands of
the Persians (or modern Syria), then Armenians & finally at around the first millenium, the Turks invaded.  
Kenny was thinking of renting an apartment here.
Local farmer