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    Overnight in 3000 Years Old Mesopotamian City – Things Went Wrong



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    36 Comments

    1. @mehmetakif5713 on

      Kardeşlerimle gurur duydum , sadece yapılması gerekeni yaptıkları için . Her yerde her şehirde iyi ve kötü insanlar vardır fakat Mardin gerçekten medeniyetin başkenti. Enjoy your trips guys , love you all.

    5. @darrenwilson7217 on

      A wonderful video and the message is so meaningful at this time of year. Looks like the Turkey we discovered in the 80s before tourism. The people just wanted to talk to us and welcome us and the beauty and wildlife blew us away. Turtles on the beach being helped by University students and storks nesting in trees and on the mosques.The famous beaches of today before the hotels had been built and all to ourselves. Wendy

    11. @giannishen on

      Mesopotamia is one of the birthplaces of the four ancient civilizations and the earliest civilization of mankind.
      I'm so happy to be able to see with my own eyes the birthplace of this incredible ancient civilization through your videos,
      streets spanning three thousand years, and houses that are hundreds of years old!
      Congratulations on getting your drone back, those two brothers are the pride of Mardin people!
      I also discovered that you can only see that necklace at night, and the colorful lights of the city are the diamonds of the necklace!
      Thanks a lot for sharing, you did a really great job! I wish you a happy Christmas holiday and great coming year! 👍🎅🙌❤🎁🎄🎉

    20. @MikeyAtman on

      🏠 I invited strangers into my home to share a meal just a couple of weeks ago. Love is a big house, with room for everyone. Keep shining a light. 🕯️

    23. @blondilass on

      What a wonderful place and people. I am so happy that genuine good people found your drone and returned it. I was also holding my breath and worrying for your loss. I cannot walk far now due to Arthritis and Lipoedema in my legs, so being able to watch these videos and experience Turkiye through your eyes delights me. You are both kind and trustworthy human beings and I only wish you well in your adventures. Stay safe and a very Happy Christmas. xxxx

    25. @-ARCHONS on

      ARCHONS RULING YOU HUMAN SLAVES DON'T MINE LANDS YOU AND YOUR FELLOW SLAVES DO FOR FICTION ( MONEY )

      WHY DO YOU HUMAN SLAVES BELIEVE THAT ARCHONS RULING YOU CAN CREATE FICTION ( MONEY ) WHILE YOU NEED TO EARN & PAY FICTION ( MONEY ) TO BE ALIVE ?

      WHY DO YOU HUMAN SLAVES BELIEVE THAT FICTION ( MONEY ) IS REAL AND HAS VALUE ?

      ARCHONS RULING YOU HUMAN SLAVES CREATED FICTION ( MONEY ) TO MAKE YOU DO EVERY EVIL POSSIBLE WHICH OTHERWISE YOU WOULD NEVER DO

    26. @l0awkey261 on

      Im Turkish my self but born in europe but i always miss turkiye its in my blood i know how warm hearth they have you cant see that in europe. i got goosebumps when they found your drone and actually made effort to find the owners. To see these kind of people that are happy and kind hearthed its gives me hope for the world.

    29. @naveex6968 on

      there are cities which are older than this. Yogic culture says India's Varanasi is more than 30000 years old. But it has been invaded more than 20 times and most of the very ancient stuffs have been lost. Varanasi still has iconographic proof of being some 12400 years old and continuously inhabited.

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