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Comments for "Fairy-Chimneys"

CurlieAl
CurlieAl Apr 13, 2017 10:58pm
Yes they are hollow. They are not naturally occuring spires. They were/are homes carved into the bedrock. Now highly eroded due to time, weather, earthquake, etc. and covered in a layer of basalt from a volcano. The entire region is an underground, rock cut city.
46helen
46helen Aug 30, 2009 5:53pm
these are not hollow....; )
46helen
46helen Aug 30, 2009 5:52pm
they are not man-made and these are not man-made.I was in capadocia, turkey , october 2008.there is meny stones like this hwo are hollow and there is people living in them in the summer.
larisa
larisa May 12, 2009 7:09pm
I am assuming by their name that these are not man-made. Do you know if they are hollow?
They are very interesting to say the least. +1