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It has been a very long time since I have been to Ankara, and I am really stunned at how much it has changed.
Likewise. I was there in the early eighties. For one thing you can see the sky now. They must have stopped the domestic burning of lignite coal which produced a vile pall of green smog over the whole city. Living there was the equivalent of smoking 40 cigs a day.