Istanbul, Turkey: Life Along the Bosporus

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Not all of Istanbul's scenery is above ground. Near Aya Sofya, the Sunken Cistern is one of many built to store water for the often besieged city.

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Jerry V. Haines is an attorney in Washington, DC who also writes about travel and dining for a variety of media and teaches writing in the Arlington, Virginia public schools.

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