What Pegman Saw: Turkey

Posted on June 16, 2018 by K. Rawson

Taşlıçay, Ağrı, Turkey © Google Maps

This week Pegman takes us to Taşlıçay, Ağrı, Turkey. You’re welcome to mine street view and photo spheres anywhere within its borders to write your story. The Pegman challenge is to write 150 words or less inspired by the prompt.

Once your piece is polished, share it with others using the Linkup below. Reading and commenting on others’ work is part of the fun!

get the InLinkz code

Please consider joining this international group of globe trotting writers!

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