(HaberTürk Newspaper, 23 January 2016)
Little village has a big brother.
Thanks to cameras placed all throughout Çardak village of
Nevşehir city, the entire world can follow the happenings in
the village via the internet. Adem Özer, the village chief of Çardak,
(population 2,100) who has put cameras all around the village,
explained that "we've put 16 cameras in the coffee houses, my
office, in the village square and elsewhere."
You can go home again...just click.
Chief Özer went on to say that "those who have left the village
can see their fathers, siblings relatives any time they want to via
the internet. There are Çardak'ers living in Europe who can now
'visit' the village at their pleasure. The system has also lowered
the incidence of robberies in the village and we've put signs up
that say 'this village is monitored with cameras 24 hours a day.'"
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türkçe links to original Turkish article
(Hürriyet Newspaper, 23 January 2016)
Fasten your seatbelts!
The internet site dangerousroads.com, which ranks the world's
most threatening roads, had declared route D915 in Bayburt to
be the most risky on the planet. There are 29 sharp turns along the
106-kilometer road and no barriers to prevent drivers from falling
off the cliffs.
Well, nice view anyway...(if you live to talk about it).
According to the website, "words and photographs are insufficient
to describe just how dangerous this road is." The road was built in
1916 by the Russians (then occupying the Bayburt region during the
First World War). After D915, the next most dangerous roads are
in India and New Zealand.
Bayburt province.
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