One city has been drawing its water from springs, streams, and reservoirs in a nearby forest since 375 AD; the other displaced four towns and six villages to establish its water supply in the 1930s. Despite their many differences, water unites Istanbul and Boston -- as does residents' general lack of awareness about where it comes from, a situation that city-planning graduate student Linda Ciesielski set out to remedy with a public-art project she dubbed "Discrete Supply."

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I guess even monuments have to be cleaned!
Nusretiye Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey

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I guess even monuments have to be cleaned!
Nusretiye Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey

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İlk defa görüp şaşırdım.. Yapraklar olmadan kocaman çiçeklerin açtığını ilk defa görüyorum...

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Perfect for photos!

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under the Bogaziçi bridge ▪ bajo el puente de Bogaziçi (Istanbul 2010)

♪♫ de paso ♫♪

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Something in Arabic. Enlighten me please.

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A fine little cheap hotel at a great location! Recomended!

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