Çanakkale pictures - Turkey

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At the Dardanelles, the straits opening (or closing) the Marmara Sea, thus the sea road to Istanbul. Fierce fighting took place along the coast here during the First World War, and Atatürk earned his fame resisting the Allied Armies. The city has a good museum with finds from Troy. I added a separate gallery with pictures from that city. I Like to cross (from Asia to Europe) by ferry and walk in the hills.

I added pictures from December 2006. I am a bit behind with sorting them and adding comments.

ÇANAKKALE

Marmara Denizi’ne açılan Çanakkale Boğazı, İstanbul’a giden deniz yolunu oluşturuyor. I. Dünya Savaşında en şiddetli çarpışma bu kıyıda yaşandı, Atatürk de İtilaf Ordularý’na karşı direnişi sonucunda sahip olduğu ünü burada kazandı. Şehirde, Truva buluntularını da içeren bir müze var. Feribotla karşıya geçmeyi (Asya’dan Avrupa’ya) ve tepelerde yürümeyi seviyorum.

Bende şehrin ve Truva’nın daha eski resimleri de var, onları daha sonra ekleyeceğim.

Türkçe çeviri: Melek Emir. Katkılarından dolayı teşekkür ederim.

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Canakkale 2006 2783b.jpg	Çanakkale walk at sunset	Çanakkale walk at sunset	Çanakkale walk at sunset	Çanakkale walk at sunset
Çanakkale walk at sunset	Çanakkale walk at sunset	Çanakkale Cats	029-Çanakkale	033b-Çanakkale Kilitbahir fortress
036-Çanakkale Kilitbahir fortress	044-Çanakkale Kilitbahir fortress	057-Çanakkale Kilitbahir fortress	Çanakkale Kilit Bahir	Çanakkale along North Coast Dardanelles
063-Çanakkale Kilitbahir	190-Çanakkale Kilitbahir grave	166-Çanakkale Kilitbahir side	174-Çanakkale Kilitbahir arrival	195-Çanakkale Kilitbahir fortress
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034-Çanakkale dur yolcu	Çanakkale along North Coast Dardanelles Stop Traveller	229-Çanakkale	230-Çanakkale	240-Çanakkale
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Dick Osseman		14-Mar-2009 19:41
I am Dutch, my English is very good, my French and German decent, my Italian is good, my Spanish poor, my Turkish a struggle. I can understand some texts, and then again some other texts not at all. I hope to change this, but do not have the necessary time. I can explain some things in Turkish, but not have a good discussion. The Turkish texts on my site are almost all by a teacher in Istanbul that I know. Or by people writing comments.

Guest		14-Mar-2009 14:49
dear osseman I wonder do you know turkýsh ?

Guest		15-Feb-2009 21:36
I am going to troy with my turkish friend this year,after looking at your pictures im even more eager.They are stunning.Thank you so much for posting them.

Adrian Highfield		01-Feb-2009 00:41
Thank you for putting your pictures on the web, I have a good "Facebook" friend who lives in Canakkale, a) it is nice to see where she comes from after researching the other areas such as Troy etc b) I plan to visit them next year, so its nice to know what to expect when I get there. This is a great help - Many thanks - Adrian Highfield. Garforth. Leeds. West Yorkshire. UK.

Guest		02-Dec-2008 04:41
Thank you so much for your wonderful pictures. As a guest, from Seattle, Washington, USA, on my way to Turkey it was perfect.

ALÝ ALÝ		26-Jul-2008 19:22
DEÐERLÝ OSSEMAN ÇANAKKALE TÜRK TARÝHÝNDE AYRI BÝR YERÝ OLAN VE BÝR MÝLLETÝN EMPERYALÝST GÜÇLERÝNDEN KURTULUÞUNUN DESTANIDIR. BU DESTANI ATATÜRK VE ARKADAÞLARI YAZMIÞTIR. BU ÜLKENÝN HER TARAFINDAN GÜZEL RESÝMLER ÝÇÝN SÝZE TEÞEKKÜR AZ GELÝR ELÝNE, KOLUNA VE EMEÐÝNE SAÐLIK DEMEK ÝSTÝYORUM. TÜRKLER SENÝ SEVDÝLER.

Ýbrahim Baðcý		04-Feb-2008 06:43
Dear Dick Osseman, We have gladly seen your photos about Canakkale and thank you indeed for your kind interest in our city. Among the photos you have taken, on the left hand side of the # 036-Canakkale Kilitbahir above the left wing tower of the Kilitbahir Castle you will see two private Villas (on the left upper corner of the photo). Off these two houses, I own the one on the left hand side. This is a twin Villa and we rent one of the twin houses to our guests who come to visit Kilitbahir. One of our best guests who always stay in our Villa is Richard Szwed who also has posted his comments on your web site. You may visit my web site on the net at www.villabagci.com for further information and details. It will be our utmost pleasure to be able to welcome you in our Villa next time you come to Canakkale. With Best Regards, Ibrahim Bagci

Chaim Gabai		15-Nov-2007 15:20
My mother was born in Canakkale in 1904 and she often spoke fondly of it. Thank you for posting these pictures so I could get at least a glimpse of her city. I hope to get to Turkey one day to visit both Canakkale and Edirne, my father's birthplace.

Dick Osseman		13-Oct-2007 10:14
Richard, You are right. I gave the pictures titles long ago, and they were a series, with Canakkale as the place where I stayed. If you read the captions consecutively you will find I explain, but indeed just looking at a page with thumbnails you may get a wrong impression. For technical reasons I prefer to keep the old names (has to do with my filing system). Dick

Richard Szwed		13-Oct-2007 09:05
Dear Sir, I know the correct name for the battles in 1915 is the Canak Wars but surely some of your photos could of been title Eceabat and Gelibolu. Am I right in saying this is the Gelibulo peninsular or am I totally wrong. I am shortly going there for my 10th visit and I have many splendid friends who live in Eceabat. Yours sincerely Richard Szwed

Mrs Yasar Kilicaslan		03-May-2007 08:34
Dear Mr Osseman, Thank you very much for posting Canakkale's pictures,. I was born and raised there I cam to USA 1974. I was there for vacation 3 yrs ago with my family. After seeing your pictures I realized how much I missed Canakkale. Mrs Yasar Ayfer Kilicaslan

Andrea		30-Mar-2007 02:14
Merhaba Mr. Osseman, thank you so much for having posted these pics. Congrats!! I was blessed for having had the chance to live in Çanakkale with my Turkish boyfriend. Unfortunatelly, I was unable to take pics but I video taped such a beautiful place. I lived in Adana and visited istanbul. Türkiye is a country that is worthy to be visited, gorgeoous, mesmerising, fascinating!

Carl		30-Mar-2007 00:33
Dick - Loved the pic's. Never been there but would love to. There's a good WW! book called "Dardnelles Patrol" I think. A UK sub penetrated the straits, entered the Marmara sea and raised havoc with the German Navy. Good reading and gives you a good perspective on that part of the Mediterranean.

Guest		25-Mar-2007 13:33
Zey, I've been to Turkey twice (Istanbul and Adana) but I havent visited canakkale yet, Im very eager to see this magnificent place. My boyfriend is having their organization trip today in canakkale that's why I took chance of visiting the site too (thru net!) Thanks I found your site! I will surely visit this place come summer!

Gokay		21-Nov-2006 16:05
Mr Osseman, I used to be a student in Canakkale.Yet, now, I need some images of that city whenever I want go back to those "good-old days". In your site I found them. Thank you!

fadime akgul		02-Sep-2006 15:53
please i dont wanna see more pictures i adored them i m really jeaolus of u cos even i m from turkey and even i lived in canakkale i never took this kind of pictures.thank u i loved them.u r so successfull

nisan		19-Aug-2006 18:24
thank you Mr. Osseman.turkey is a wonderful country. i hope that everyone realizes this.

Dick Osseman		08-Jul-2006 11:23
To my guest: of course there was another option: it did not interest me enough. I know the history, but for picture taking I did not bother. There are great sites about the subject, go there.

Guest		08-Jul-2006 10:43
I could not see anything about GALLIPOLY WARS, monuments and museums. Is it on a different page? Or you did not know these? What a misfortune!

emrah		04-Jul-2006 14:06
Photos are so nice but I couldn't see about Gallipoly wars..Çanakkale's importance is the memoir of Gallipoly wars..And also has a big historical importance for New Zerland,Austalian,English,Friench,Senegal,Ýndian people..All these nationalities are sleeping eith theit Türkish brothers...Thank you..

VOLKAN AKSOÐAN		29-May-2006 15:54
I THINK , CANAKKALE IS A MAJESTIC CITY ALL OVER THE WORLD. THAN YOU HAVE DONE SHOW US, AGAIN .THANK YOU. BEST REGARTS

Murat AYDOÐDU		24-May-2006 07:34
Mr.OSSEMAN I'd like to thank you so much about your wonderful workshop and publishing photos of all around Turkey.. Thanks for your interest and many many thanks for your compliment... All the best.. Murat AYDOÐDU MAYDOGDU2000@gmail.com

Edip GÜL		15-May-2006 16:28
Mr. Osseman Ülkemi sizin gözünüzle seyretmenin verdiði mutlulukla þahsým ve milletim adýna saygý ve sevgilerimi sunuyorum. Ýnþallah Güzel ülkemin, güzel insanlarýmýzýn iyi niyeti ve misafirperverliði sizlerde hoþ bir seda býrakmýþtýr. Thank you. Em. Hv.Astsb. Edip GÜL

BySado		10-May-2006 01:12
the piture for thank Mr.Osseman.very beatifull. memleketim beee :))

Dick Osseman		08-Apr-2006 08:14
I will shortly publish some new pictures from the military museum in Istanbul, where I noticed another type of statue too (may be a copy of the one you mention).

Alaeddin T. YÖRÜK		07-Apr-2006 22:31
Mr. Osseman, You have done a great service to Turkey. Thank you for this superb effort. Seyit Onbaþý's statue has recently been replaced with a new one. This new one reflects the true posture of carrying the load. This time the load is on his back. Next time when you visit Turkey you can shoot new photos of Seyit Onbaþý. Regards Alaeddin T. YÖRÜK

Guest		10-Mar-2006 05:21
Many many many thanks for this excellent work...... and sharing with the world... All my best wishes and kind regards.....

Resat		15-Feb-2006 07:00
Beautiful site. Incredibly hard work but you have done it!. Congrats and keep up the good work.

Dick Osseman		24-Jan-2006 18:08
Thanks for correcting the mistake. It had been on several places in my site and had been pointed out to me, this one I overlooked. Thanks for the praise too.

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