ZİRVEDE ÇADIR KAMPI YAPTIK.

ZİRVEDE ÇADIR KAMPI YAPTIK.

Where should we stand? Ms. Nihal, where you are. Do you say here is good? Should we stand here, where? We’d sit there too, right? If we sit outside. Come a little further if you want. Let’s open it and see that then. Oh, the sun is there. The winter sun, Ms. Nihal. Is the middle adjustable? Look, there’s iron here, it’s sitting on it. The other places aren’t like that. Where? Here. Look, you’ve raised it too much. It won’t come down. Press the button and lower it. I already pressed it. It’s stuck between it. When you press the button here, this thing goes in. Look, Ms. Nihal, it’s taken the button off . Hah. It’s windy. You hold it. Only that base isn’t flat. Oh. The stove and all that is inside, you can’t tell at night. Let’s put the stove there, it’s almost flat. I think you should move it a little further forward. Let’s put it on that flat place. Which front? Towards this side. It’s crooked there too. How are we going to do it? How will the base be laid? We’ll sit. Now the weather is good, but how can you tell at night? Let’s put the stove there. It’s flat; if we move the door here, the stove will go there. That’s flat too. Well, move it a little this way . That middle is bad with the middle. The middle isn’t much. Wake up a little, probably. This is good, probably. A stove goes over there. There? There? There. There. You know how many dogs bark, Mr. Hakan . This is rock, Ms. Nihal. Stand diagonally towards the grassy side . Hah, I think it’ll get there. Hah. All the rocks get in here. Enough. Be thankful it held that much. OK, enough. Enough. If they all hold like that, it’ll be enough. Can we find a stone on top? If I put stones. If a storm comes out all of a sudden, it’ll fly away. Look at those stones on those sides. I found one, Ms. NİHAL. Well, it’s not visible yet. It must have been well-coated. That’s enough . Did they light a fire there first, or what? Yes. They made a barbecue. Ms. Nihal, that’s like a balcony, should we sit there? If it’s sturdy, let’s sit. It’s sturdy, let’s sit. It’s sturdy, I guess. Look, it shouldn’t be a cave. Take a good look. Is it sturdy? It’s sturdy. It’s pretty low down, though. Come on, let’s go there. Let’s sit like a balcony. Do we have a balcony too? Braver than you. I’m going first. Come on. Down this cliff. Look at the caves. This one’s beautiful. Look there. Over there. Those places have gone down. This is rock. There’s a mosque too, huh? It’d be nice to drink coffee here too. Let’s look at the mosque. There’s a mosque there too. Let’s do the clay washing here in the morning. Right by the sea. Views left and right. Yes. I’ll clean it up here. I’ll sit here and set up the stove, I’m coming. Okay, come on. I brought the big pipe, Nihal Hanım. Otherwise, the stove doesn’t draw well, it’s smoking. Good job. It needs to be longer than the length of the tent. Is that why we burned too much wood? It’s not wood. It’s smoking. It doesn’t draw in. Hello, Nihal Hanım. Hello, Hakan Bey. Let them eat their tongues, Nihal Hanım. Nihal. Thank you. Thank you too. Oh, did you come to help? I couldn’t get the bone. Nihal Hanım, it’s a lot, I don’t know. It’s falling apart, actually. I don’t understand why the red one is doing this . No, it doesn’t smell red everywhere either. Doesn’t it smell stale? It does, but not this. The weather is starting to get cold. Can you pick out the bones? I’m trying to. I use the front part of my hand. Otherwise, it won’t be picked up. It’s inedible anyway. Try to pick them up. Did they make you clean the fish in the military? I guess they don’t have fish in the military. I’ve never had it. God, God. They’re probably afraid of poisoning. I don’t know. I guess it’s never happened to me. I don’t remember. Come on, Nihal , it’s thin and oily. I wonder if these sticky particles are flakes? Maybe. We have a strainer so I’ll strain it too. Will anything happen? Where? In the cupboard. Under the fountain . Here, Nihal, bring it. Wait, bring it. Pour it over there . You hold it and strain it from the bottom, it stays oily. Let me get the head like this. Do that too. Oh, it’s better that way. Should I pour in plenty of water? Pour it. The fish is quite oily. Bring it. Oh, how oily it gets. Okay. That caravan has arrived down there. Nihal, what are their names, I wonder? If we had time, we’d take a walk and check. We actually mix it in the bag. It’s even better this way, by straining the water from the bottom. Good. Corn flour Did you burn the stove or not? Let’s put it in the oven right away. The stove is easy, Ms. Nihal . There is water, it’s ice cold. Shall I bring it? Bring water, let’s put it in from here, it shakes a little and becomes full. Yes, Ms. Nihal. Let’s spread this on top. I spread it a lot on the bottom. It turns out it’s like frying when you do it like that. What do you know? The soldier, you learned that too, the fish is very oily anyway. I watched it on the internet and it turns crispy like frying. I thought that’s what made the crispy corn. So, it turns out it’s from this too. Put this in the oven. In the meantime, let’s chop the radishes . Doesn’t that burn your hand? I’m like a puppet. A monster is coming to eat you. The puppet is going to eat you. It burns. If we did, we couldn’t find a solution. I think they buy a thicker version. I brought a cloth, look, I put it there. The cloth is best. The stove is burning really badly. Shouldn’t it turn down low? Turn off the heat. That fish will burn, though. Should we put it on the lid of your oven , it will burn really bad, look. Whatever you did, it burns well. Oh. It’s difficult, Nihal Hanım. It’s beautiful. It’s toasted. It’s beautiful, Nihal Hanım, can’t you do it? Yes. Nihal Hanım, squeeze this arugula too. What should I squeeze? Lemon. I squeeze it on the bread. How happy is the seeded bread? Nihal Hanım sees yufka bread. This is my bread. If it’s not enough, you should squeeze it again, lemon juice. It probably doesn’t stay hot. No, it’s too hot. Give me greens . We’ll have a hard tea on top of that, Nihal Hanım . Are you saying tea is next? Yes. I can’t get greens. Give me greens. Here you go. Put some in. Is that enough? A little more. I hear a lot of dog noises. I hope I sleep. Yes. Nihal Hanım, we add boiled chickpeas and a little oil. A little red pepper turns out like chips. Let’s try it and see if it works? Doesn’t salt work? Salt. Ground pepper. Oil. Why are you laughing? You described it well. Let’s try it, hopefully. It’ll happen, it will happen. Did it happen, Ms. Nihal, I swear it’s beautiful. Like crispy chips. You did it, it’s always like this. Look at last week’s weather. Look at this week’s weather, Ms. Nihal, it even snowed that day. Look at the fire. I lit the fire too. I made your tea. Thank you. It burns well, huh. Without falling off. Yes. I said we’d have a good tea with this fish. I’ll sleep well with this tea. Good, swear, make them all their own. The fish was good, though. What’s the recipe for this? I added a little too much oil. I also faked oil. Yes, ground pepper and salt. It’s beautiful, though. Yes, the lights on the other side look beautiful. When you smile, roses bloom. Rose pink, Gülpembe was Barış Manço’s grandmother. Oh, she wrote it for his grandmother. Is it his grandmother or his grandmother? God, God. He wrote that song for him. He loved him very much. I’ve just had enough. Barış Manço is good too, but he passed away. May God have mercy on his soul. The nightingales call you. We would listen to Gül Pembe sing so beautifully. Excuse me, how much he loves his grandmother, the man wrote a song for her, look. God, God. Is his grandmother still alive? He might have written it when she died. I don’t know, I mean. After his grandmother died. Yes, Barış Manço was good too, but. He was good, may God have mercy. He always sings children’s songs. He had a program called 7 to 77, we used to watch it, we grew up with him. Aren’t there always children’s programs, the songs he sings? It was trendy in our time, I mean . Let me see, A and AY and Y. Let me see. Bear. Now girls, Huh. Now girls, when I say girls, you’ll say. Now girls, when I say girls, you ‘ll say bear. These are songs. I’m just coming alone. Let me see, A and AY. Let me see, Y read. Let me see, bear read. Bear. Now girls, bear. Come on, boys, bear. It’s a perfect children’s song. It’s very beautiful, I think. I want to eat this too. Look, it’s very good. Eat. I ate a lot, but not for the money, Ms. Nihal. Eat, don’t be afraid. I don’t want money. anymore. He doesn’t buy cookies, he brings this in front of us. Because it’s cheap, poor hazelnut. Yes, poor hazelnut. When you laugh, roses bloom. Rose pink, nightingales sing you. We used to listen, rose pink. When you come, spring comes, rose pink. Streams play you. We used to be happy, rose pink, with the autumn rains, one day it passed away, we couldn’t believe it, rose pink , our provinces couldn’t exist without you, rose pink Let’s get started, Ms. Nihal, is the water hot? It’s hot. It won’t melt, right? Fill this up to a glass . Don’t steal the ingredients. This glass is small. Give it a little more. Okay. Just a glass. You open the lid of the flour. This is also a glass. Since the glass is small, I add a little more. Give this oil up to this point, let me see. Flour, and a glass of oil at the end, and because these are small, it’s like this. Okay, that’s enough. Close this one too. The moon is gone. Don’t put too much egg, it hardens it. One is enough. Give me 2 tablespoons of sugar. That sugar. Open the lid, let me see. Salt. Salt should be left for last. The others should go. 2 tablespoons of granulated sugar. 2 teaspoons of salt. Salt for last. Okay. Leave this alone. Okay. Leave this here. Too much. Our yeast. Is that it? Has the yeast dissolved? Yes. Does it need to dissolve? How am I supposed to get it dissolved? It needs to dissolve, how am I supposed to get it like that? I wasn’t expecting this long. Even if you add a little milk and shake it, add just a little. Hah. Shake it well and give it. It all sinks to the bottom. I didn’t forget anything. There’s some salt left, right? A fly is crawling around. The fly smelled it. Stir the bottom with a spoon if you want. Look, it’s thick here . All the ingredients are there. A glass of each, here’s one egg, too . There will be little salt, and a lot of sugar. So take these away if you want. Leave them right there. And leave these aside, too, of course . I bought oil. I bought a glass. I’m taking it away. Take it away. Take all the sugar away too. Add the flour little by little. Pour it in, pour it in, pour it in, pour it in . Wait a little. Let it turn into dough a little. Pour. Pour. Pour. Pour. Pour. Pour. Pour. We made a bun from this. He remembers how sweet it was. Now that you think about it, you’re saying, “Is the dough finished?” No. Pour. Shall I add it? A little more. Add a little more. He’ll add more salt so that it turns into both his palm and my palm. Okay, okay, that’s enough. It’ll be stiffer. He’ll add salt . I’m scared he won’t eat the salt. Half a tablespoon becomes 2 teaspoons. Yes. Hah. Spread it all over. The dough needs salt. Lightly add the salt and flour lightly, it all stuck to my hand , I went around the ends with my hand, fold this arm of dough into my hand, it fell up and up Hah, up and down my arm. What are those lumps? I took the end out. It’ll be fine. Will it mix and wait? It’ll wait an hour. Boats are coming. The trout are throwing bait . There’s a trout farm there. Look, across the street, look. You have your dough again. Thank God. Alhamdulillah. And he’s praying. Is it alright, master? I think it is. There are lots of boats. There are so many caravans and campers down there. Oh, they’re all crowded together. They’re probably feeding the fish. Look, there are lots of boats behind it. Oh, there are those way over there too. Is there ? The water’s quite big, isn’t it? Yes, how old are those houses? Look, there looks like a building across there. Yes, there used to be a Kuşçu Kuşçu marina. There used to be a ship and stuff. Why aren’t there any solid houses here? The government evacuated this place. It was flooded when the dam was built. Good God. Not a single one is left intact? They’re all gone, look. These places were flooded at one time . When the water receded, they came back to light. There’s a good crowd there. The government evacuated this place. They made room across there. Look, that village across is the new one. Look, this is the old Taşan village. They’ve just moved over there. It’s quite a big place, though. Yes. The houses have all turned into caves. Don’t come back from the cave anyway. For goodness sake, those are all caves, look. Those places are probably cemeteries, too. Yes. The village’s old cemetery. What’s that rock with the hollow top? Is something crushing it? It might have been used as a watering hole for animals. Yes, it was a pretty big place. Look, those big rocks, they’ve all fallen over and rolled there. Big rocks, boulders. The top of a mosque remains here. It must have been converted from a church into a mosque. It’s just like that. Look, they built this place like a rock cave. But it’s like a cave, it’s collapsed and collapsed. Yes. Ms. Nihal. Is our dough ready? The dough is ready, but it’s been rolled too much. May it not harm the dough, Ms. Nihal . Has it been rolled out this much? Let’s roll these out. Hopefully, it won’t dry . Oh. Is she applying the egg yolk? Yes, mix well. If you want, you can add a little molasses. You can add a little or oil. I added a little oil. It doesn’t matter if you apply it that way. How are you going to do these? It looks like there’s little oil at the bottom, but hopefully it will cook. It will cook quickly. Don’t burn this either. Everything is empty now. Now I’m putting these in the oven. How happy she is. Of course I’ll be happy, Ms. Nihal. We put it in a preheated oven at 200 degrees. Nihal Hanım said it was good. We close the lid. I always burned it, Nihal Hanım . Those who eat burnt it find money. Nihal Hanım . The peppers are fine too. Nihal Hanım, should I bring a plate? No need. Put it here. You know this. Yes. I wonder if it’s cooled yet? Nihal Hanım, I don’t know, it’s just cooked, but it’s still warm, Nihal Hanım. Let’s eat these until they cool. Nihal Hanım is hot, but it’s hot. It even burns my hand. It’s in the casserole. We added salt, didn’t we? How does the cheese stretch? Yes, Nihal Hanım, let’s eat the second one. I swear, even if it was hot. How can it be eaten ? Did I add the cheese? The cheese was spread well. Chewy cheese .

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