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Lone pine and Lone Pine Memorial
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Lone Pine Cemetery
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Lone Pine Cemetery
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Lone Pine Memorial
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Lone Pine Memorial
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Lone pine tree
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Mehmetçiğe Saygı Anıtı
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Mehmetçik Memorial shows a Turkish soldier carrying an Australian soldier to his trench.
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Memorial by the Turkish Government in memory of the ANZAC soldiers
Memorial constructed by the Turkish Government in memory of the ANZAC soldiers who lie side by side with Turkish soldiers in the Gallipoli Peninsula. It is also a token of friendship and reciprocates the plaques in Canberra and Albany honouring Ataturk. [Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Memorial to the Turkish soldiers
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Names of deceased soldiers
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Path to the Farm Cemetery
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Signpost for Anzac Commemorative site
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Statue of the oldest First World War Turkish veteran and his great-great-granddaughter
The Turkish believe that if you live to see your great-great-grandchild then you can be sure of going straight to heaven. When he was 109 years old this veteran was invited to the Turkish memorial and cemetery to unveil this statue of himself. He died the following year at 110 years old. [Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]
Tarihe Saygı Anıtı - Monument of Respect for History
[Gallipoli Peninsula - Gelibolu Yarimadasi - Turkey]