This historic site at Didyma in the Aydin region of Turkey was originally built between the 7th and 8th centuries BC and although it was destroyed by an earthquake in 1493 the remains still stand almost 3000 years later. The area covered is 106 metres by 51 metres and was surrounded by 124 stone columns each standing 20 metre high. This video was shot whilst on holiday in Altinkum on the Aegean Coast. The camera used was a Sony V1 with a Red Eye wide angle adaptor attached.