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         		 The Guards at the back of Topkapi: by loza3210, Views[216]
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         		 Tulip gardens outside Topkapi Palace: by loza3210, Views[379]
         		 Outside the Aya Sophia: by loza3210, Views[238]
     
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         		 The Virgin Mary : by loza3210, Views[201]
         		 Me inside the Aya Sophia: by loza3210, Views[220]
     
    Inside the Aya Sophia amazing how Christianity and Islam working together.: by loza3210, Views[241]
         		 Inside the Aya Sophia: by loza3210, Views[228]
         		 Some of the Istanbul locals: by loza3210, Views[290]
         		 The area between the Aya Sophia and the Blue Mosque: by loza3210, Views[278]
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    Inside the Blue Mosque: by loza3210, Views[226]
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         		 Inside the blue mosque: by loza3210, Views[395]
         		 The Blue Mosque: by loza3210, Views[190]
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         		 My first beer in Turkey: by loza3210, Views[247]
         		 Elishas first beer in Turkey: by loza3210, Views[263]
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         		 The statue tells the story of a Turk who waved a white flag to stop the fighting. Both sides had resumed fighting after stopping to collect and bury their dead. He got out his trench to pick up a wounded Anzac laying between the trenches and carried him to the Anzac side to get aid. The story was told a few times over the course of the day along with other lighter moments.: by bundynbeaches, Views[902]
         		 The lone pine tree grown from the original tree that was blown to bits in the battle.: by bundynbeaches, Views[1131]
     
    Some of the trenches that still exist today. If you want a chill, sit down here and listen to Ali, a turkish guide, tell stories of the fighting.: by bundynbeaches, Views[594]
         		 Colonel Mustafa Kemal (later Mustafa Kemal Ataturk), the guy who threw himself and over 250 000 Turkish soldiers at the Anzacs to protect his own country. They lost nearly 90 000 men on the peninsula. We lost 27 000. For what ?: by bundynbeaches, Views[886]
         		 The now famous words of Ataturk(Father of the Turks).: by bundynbeaches, Views[660]
         		 The sign telling us where we were. I had to wait a long time to get this photo,a very popular picture opportunity. : by bundynbeaches, Views[6382]
         		 The Australian memorial at Lone Pine on the Gallipoli peninsula 2007: by bundynbeaches, Views[583]
     
    The memorial over what is a mass grave at Lone Pine. The fighting stopped to bury the dead who lay in their thousands in an area the size of a two tennis courts. Less than half were Anzac. An eerie place with names on the wall going on for ages. : by bundynbeaches, Views[580]
         		 Lone Pine memorial after the memorial service.: by bundynbeaches, Views[707]
         		 Lone Pine memorial looking north towards Chunuk Bair and the Turkish memorial.: by bundynbeaches, Views[677]
         		 Gallipoli - Sunset over the gently sloping beach the Anzacs were MEANT to land on during WWI: by stowaway, Views[3827]
         		 Gallipoli - Lone Pine, where extremely vicious fighting took place over such a tiny area in WWI: by stowaway, Views[4773]
     
    Gallipoli - Attaturk's memorial at Chunuck Bair: by stowaway, Views[3847]
         		 Gallipoli - partially restored Turkish trenches at Chunuck Bair, with an excellent downhill view over all the Australian positions.: by stowaway, Views[9470]
         		 Gallipoli - Shrapnel gully looking towards Lone Pine. Not much cover from the hills above...: by stowaway, Views[4096]
         		 Gallipoli - View over Anzac Cove & Suvla bay from Plugges Plataue: by stowaway, Views[3878]
         		 Gallipoli - The Beach at Anzac Cove: by stowaway, Views[11556]
     
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