Trakya'nın Karadeniz kıyısına paralel olan Yıldız Dağları veya Istranca Dağları, Bulgaristan'dan İstanbul'a yaklaşık 300 kilometrelik bir dağ zincirinden oluşmaktadır. Bu zincirin en yüksek noktası Kırklareli iliyaklaşık 1.031 metrelik Mahya Dağı'nın zirvesidir. Geçmişte kayın ormanları kesilerek yerine maki ve kızıl çam lar geçmişti. Kırklareli'nin kuzeybatı-güneydoğu yönünde ki Yıldız Dağları'nın ana noktaları jeolojik granit ve gneisses'tir. Üzerinde kristal yüzeyler var. Orta-yüksek bir dağ sırası olan Yıldız Dağları'nın en yüksek kısmı Kırklareli ile Demirköy arasındadır. Bu bölümdeki büyük ve küçük Mahya Dağları 1.031 m.'ye ulaşmaktadır. Rakım Kırklareli-Demirköy hattının kuzeybatısında azalır. Buradaki ana rakımlar Fatmakaya Tepesi (901 m), Sivritepe (851 m), Kaletepe (846 m), Dalyantepe (725 m), Bocalar Tepesi (680 m), Karakoltepe (719 m), Yeltepe (618 m), Çavuştepe (726 m) ve Topkoru Tepe (592 m) dir.

The Yıldız Mountains or Istranca Mountains, which are parallel to the Black Sea coast of Thrace, consist of a mountain chain of approximately 300 kilometers from Bulgaria to Istanbul. The highest point of this chain is the peak of Mahya Mountain, which is approximately 1,031 meters tall, in Kırklareli. In the past, beech forests were cut down and replaced by maquis and red pines. The main points of the Yıldız Mountains in the northwest-southeast direction of Kırklareli are geological granite and gneisses. There are crystal surfaces on it. The highest part of Yıldız Mountains, which is a medium-high mountain range, is between Kırklareli and Demirköy. The large and small Mahya Mountains in this section reach 1,031 meters. The altitude decreases in the northwest of the Kırklareli-Demirköy line. The main altitudes here are Fatmakaya Hill (901 m), Sivritepe (851 m), Kaletepe (846 m), Dalyantepe (725 m), Bocalar Hill (680 m), Karakoltepe (719 m), Yeltepe (618 m), Çavuştepe (726 m). m) and Topkoru Tepe (592 m).

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Very nice! The music is cool. Not big on the fancy transitions. Çok hoş! Müzik harika. Süslü geçişlerde büyük değil.

Tentoes on parmak

Tentoes Posted at 11-23 11:33
The Yıldız Mountains or Istranca Mountains, which are parallel to the Black Sea coast of Thrace, consist of a mountain chain of approximately 300 kilometers from Bulgaria to Istanbul. The highest point of this chain is the peak of Mahya Mountain, which is approximately 1,031 meters tall, in Kırklareli. In the past, beech forests were cut down and replaced by maquis and red pines. The main points of the Yıldız Mountains in the northwest-southeast direction of Kırklareli are geological granite and gneisses. There are crystal surfaces on it. The highest part of Yıldız Mountains, which is a medium-high mountain range, is between Kırklareli and Demirköy. The large and small Mahya Mountains in this section reach 1,031 meters. The altitude decreases in the northwest of the Kırklareli-Demirköy line. The main altitudes here are Fatmakaya Hill (901 m), Sivritepe (851 m), Kaletepe (846 m), Dalyantepe (725 m), Bocalar Hill (680 m), Karakoltepe (719 m), Yeltepe (618 m), Çavuştepe (726 m). m) and Topkoru Tepe (592 m).

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Thank you Tentoes

Very nicely done

A J Posted at 11-23 12:03
Very nicely done

Thank you Aj

CAGATAY SERTKAYA Posted at 11-23 12:43
Thank you Aj

You're very welcome

Wonderful Autumn colours. Thanks for the share.

Blériot53 Posted at 11-23 13:04
Wonderful Autumn colours. Thanks for the share.

Thank you Blériot53

CAGATAY SERTKAYA Posted at 11-23 13:25
Thank you Blériot53

My pleasure

Tentoes Posted at 11-23 11:33
The Yıldız Mountains or Istranca Mountains, which are parallel to the Black Sea coast of Thrace, consist of a mountain chain of approximately 300 kilometers from Bulgaria to Istanbul. The highest point of this chain is the peak of Mahya Mountain, which is approximately 1,031 meters tall, in Kırklareli. In the past, beech forests were cut down and replaced by maquis and red pines. The main points of the Yıldız Mountains in the northwest-southeast direction of Kırklareli are geological granite and gneisses. There are crystal surfaces on it. The highest part of Yıldız Mountains, which is a medium-high mountain range, is between Kırklareli and Demirköy. The large and small Mahya Mountains in this section reach 1,031 meters. The altitude decreases in the northwest of the Kırklareli-Demirköy line. The main altitudes here are Fatmakaya Hill (901 m), Sivritepe (851 m), Kaletepe (846 m), Dalyantepe (725 m), Bocalar Hill (680 m), Karakoltepe (719 m), Yeltepe (618 m), Çavuştepe (726 m). m) and Topkoru Tepe (592 m).

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I guess you don't talk Turk as well, do you? Using a machine? Still a nice touch translating for the rest of us.

I agree with you on the fancy transitions but here I think they work with the fancy music (which I think doesn't entirely work with the peaceful footage).

Like the beautiful footage.

Looks very good!

Beautiful footage.   

Great work! Amazing footage & colors! Thanks for sharing!

Wonderful footage.

Very nicely done.  Wonderful fall colors.  

Depp Posted at 11-23 22:56
I guess you don't talk Turk as well, do you? Using a machine? Still a nice touch translating for the rest of us.

I agree with you on the fancy transitions but here I think they work with the fancy music (which I think doesn't entirely work with the peaceful footage).

No. I don't speak Turkish. Google made a nice clear translation. Then I use google to translate my response in case he does not read English.

I'm a typical American. Speak only English.

Amazing video, well done

Beautiful colors!

Depp Posted at 11-23 22:57
Like the beautiful footage.

Thank you Depp

maddox Posted at 11-24 20:09
Amazing video, well done

Thank you maddox

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-24 08:45
Very nicely done.  Wonderful fall colors.

Thank you DowntownRDB

CAGATAY SERTKAYA Posted at 11-25 08:00
Thank you DowntownRDB

You're very welcome.

Wow that's superb