... meters above the valley bed of Inderesi Creek, the cave lies 1,085 meters above sea ... not to be scoffed at. If the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, had been to Ballica Cave, I don't know whether he would have enjoyed the Tokat kebab and cokelek cheese, but I am certain that he would have described the cave as "a fine subterranean womb." For in his works he said that...

... meters above the valley bed of Inderesi Creek, the cave lies 1,085 meters above sea ... not to be scoffed at. If the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, had been to Ballica Cave, I don't know whether he would have enjoyed the Tokat kebab and cokelek cheese, but I am certain that he would have described the cave as "a fine subterranean womb." For in his works he said that...

... meters above the valley bed of Inderesi Creek, the cave lies 1,085 meters above sea ... not to be scoffed at. If the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, had been to Ballica Cave, I don't know whether he would have enjoyed the Tokat kebab and cokelek cheese, but I am certain that he would have described the cave as "a fine subterranean womb." For in his works he said that...

... down to the water, you may miss the yellow `Ballica' sign at the 23rd kilometer, or see it and fail to turn,... to be scoffed at. If the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, had been to Ballica Cave, I don't know whether he would have enjoyed the Tokat kebab and cokelek cheese, but I am certain that he would have described the cave as "a fine subterranean womb." For in his works he said ...

... down to the water, you may miss the yellow `Ballica' sign at the 23rd kilometer, or see it and fail to turn,... to be scoffed at. If the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, had been to Ballica Cave, I don't know whether he would have enjoyed the Tokat kebab and cokelek cheese, but I am certain that he would have described the cave as "a fine subterranean womb." For in his works he said ...

... down to the water, you may miss the yellow `Ballica' sign at the 23rd kilometer, or see it and fail to turn,... to be scoffed at. If the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, had been to Ballica Cave, I don't know whether he would have enjoyed the Tokat kebab and cokelek cheese, but I am certain that he would have described the cave as "a fine subterranean womb." For in his works he said ...

... down to the water, you may miss the yellow `Ballica' sign at the 23rd kilometer, or see it and fail to turn,... to be scoffed at. If the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, had been to Ballica Cave, I don't know whether he would have enjoyed the Tokat kebab and cokelek cheese, but I am certain that he would have described the cave as "a fine subterranean womb." For in his works he said ...

... down to the water, you may miss the yellow `Ballica' sign at the 23rd kilometer, or see it and fail to turn,... to be scoffed at. If the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, had been to Ballica Cave, I don't know whether he would have enjoyed the Tokat kebab and cokelek cheese, but I am certain that he would have described the cave as "a fine subterranean womb." For in his works he said ...

... down to the water, you may miss the yellow `Ballica' sign at the 23rd kilometer, or see it and fail to turn,... to be scoffed at. If the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, had been to Ballica Cave, I don't know whether he would have enjoyed the Tokat kebab and cokelek cheese, but I am certain that he would have described the cave as "a fine subterranean womb." For in his works he said ...