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    Gallipoli - Sunset over the gently sloping beach the Anzacs were MEANT to land on during WWI by: stowaway Views[4064] Gallipoli - Lone Pine, where extremely vicious fighting took place over such a tiny area in WWI by: stowaway Views[5018] Gallipoli - Attaturk's memorial at Chunuck Bair by: stowaway Views[4041] Gallipoli - partially restored Turkish trenches at Chunuck Bair, with an excellent downhill view over all the Australian positions. by: stowaway Views[9696] Gallipoli - Shrapnel gully looking towards Lone Pine. Not much cover from the hills above... by: stowaway Views[4256]
     
    Gallipoli - View over Anzac Cove & Suvla bay from Plugges Plataue by: stowaway Views[4161] Gallipoli - Memorial at Anzac Cove by Ataturk.<br /> "Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives…<br /> You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours…<br /> You, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace, after having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well."<br /> Ataturk, 1934 by: stowaway Views[116512] Gallipoli - The Beach at Anzac Cove by: stowaway Views[11834] Gallipoli - Cemetary at Anzac Cove by: stowaway Views[3326] Gallipoli - Anzac Cove by: stowaway Views[4048]
     
    Gallipoli -Anzac Cove & Suvla Bay by: stowaway Views[16074]     

     

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    Perched high on a hillside in the Amdo region of Tibet, Swe Nunnery is home to nearly sixty nuns of all ages belonging to the smallest of the five schools of Buddhism - the Jonang. The Jonang were commonly thought to have vanished in the 17th century, but in recent years have been rediscovered living in remote regions of Tibet, such as this one. Swe Nunnery is currently the only active Jonang Nunnery in Amdo.: by jessbenjamin, Views[423]
    Perched high on a hillside in the Amdo region of Tibet, Swe Nunnery is home to nearly sixty nuns of all ages belonging to the smallest of the five schools of Buddhism - the Jonang. The Jonang were commonly thought to have vanished in the 17th century, but in recent years have been rediscovered living in remote regions of Tibet, such as this one. Swe Nunnery is currently the only active Jonang Nunnery in Amdo.

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