Sisli Zugi - Yaylacı Kardeşler | Belgesel

In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. We will take this cream out of the oil, God willing. God will give strength and power. It will be in the wood oil. Butter will come out of it like honey, God willing. Let's pour the water in. In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Why are you shouting in the mountains of Arafat? I lost my life in the mountains of Iran. I was 16 years old. I was 27 years old. After 9 years, they put me in a car accident. I was crushed when I came back from Iran. What can I do? My life is ruined. There is nothing I can do in this world. My son died. When I was 13 years old, his father died. When I was 5-6 years old, his father died. I have been through a lot. I have suffered a lot, but this is the first time. It wasn't like this in the past. In the past, houses were built. The mountains changed. The big ones died. The small ones remained. I am the only one left in the mountains. There is no woman in the mountains bigger than me. All of them died. You can't get by in the mountains. There is no food. No one looks after the cows. I go to the market and buy food. I buy it from the grocery store. The disease has increased. We have only cried. There is nothing else. We have only cried. I have cried since my mother died. I haven't seen her for a day. I got out of the car. I was in the field. My bedding, blankets, spoons and forks were in the car. At the door of the house. I can't sleep. I can't open my eyes. I saw the death of my husband, 7-year-old son, 7-year-old daughter, my children, my grandchildren. I saw the body until I was 3 years old. I was 3 years old. I was in Istanbul, Ankara. The head physician of Shishli Hospital said either 10 years or 3 years. He died when he was 3 years old. Come on, Bismillah. Look, there is a lot of oil. Do you know what this is? We bought ayran. It's in the oil. We're going to take the oil out now. Oh, mashallah. Good morning, cows. May Allah keep you away from the evil eye. Inshallah, Mevlam. Our health, our strength, in such clean places, in clean air. We are both on vacation, and we eat beautiful winter food here. I was born in nature. It flows here. This is the main water of the plateau. We carried it here with my strength and strength. Thank God, a benefactor came. Now we have connected our houses to water. Our water came from that mountain. We took the channels to the houses. When the water entered the houses, we brought our machine, we brought our refrigerator, we installed our equipment in the houses. Thank God. Why are they running like this? Look, they're even mating. Let's throw them out. This is the command of Allah. You put the ox in the barn. Look, they're even meeting. Let's throw them into the water. This is my animal. I sold it to the Peruvians. The reason I sold it is that the men had a sheep. They got sick. They had no sheep, no animals. I said, I'll sell it to you. This is my sheep. This is my pasha. They don't stay down there. Bring us to the plateau. He said, why did you come to the plateau after spending so much money? I said, I won't come. Don't stay there. I put the sweetest, the most beautiful herbs in it. He's barking again. I said, why is this animal barking? He's used to this place. He'll come here. He'll drink water from here. He'll walk around here. These are my children. I didn't separate them from each other. One of them wanted one from me. I said, I can't separate my children from each other. I said, they'll grow up better. There are no male animals. Look, our animals are limited here. We brought them down to the plateau to be washed. These are ours. They put the piglets in the barn. Salma and Bayra. If they go to the animal, they become weak. I don't know what they do. It's against Islam, it's against religion. They're going to get together. They're going to have fun. It's amazing. I made a promise to them in the mosque, but they didn't listen to me. I left my beard, but they didn't listen. Pasha. Both of them are pashas. They're handsome. I pray for my father, my mother, for those who raised me, for those who taught me, for my neighbors on the plateau. I live here thanks to them. May God bless my elders. I went to Trabzon University. I studied there for 3 years. I stayed in the 3rd grade waiting. I studied there for a year so that I wouldn't go there for nothing. The teacher there, may God bless him, Ahmet Özdemir, took me from there with 3-5 friends and took me to Giros University. I studied there for the last 2 years. We started playing football there. The directors of Arak Esports liked me and I got a license. Foreign football players didn't come to Turkey in those years. Everyone chose Turkish children in tournaments. The people of Rize came and liked me there. They invited me to Rize. I was playing football like a dynamo. We used to run. When we got the ball, we used to run from the middle field to the right and then to the center. We went to the building of Çaykur Rize. We were going to sign a contract there. They were going to give us a bond of 150,000 TL. He was asking me questions and he was asking me questions. He told me that I was a Rize player and I was a Rize sportsman. He told me not to move when I was in Rize or when I was on the field. He said, we are moral people and we don't care about those things. He advised me and I asked him why. He said, Rize people don't like Trabzons. I couldn't find the answer to this question. I am still asking for 30-40 years. By the way, tea was served when we were signing the contract. I can't forget this moment. Another manager asked me, which school did you graduate from? I said, I am a graduate of İmam Hatipsesi. He told me to go and wait in Araklı. He said, 40 years have passed and you are still a graduate of İmam Hatipsesi. What did you do to them? You liked me, you liked my football. You invited me to Rize. What did I do to you? You liked me. We took care of this without hiring a rich man. If you are going to Antalya, Marmaris or Bodrum, you should come here and get some fresh air. My advice is to work hard so that everyone can take care of their animals and do their own manual labor. We make butter, cheese and tulum cheese here. Everyone can do animal husbandry. Let's not make small excuses. May God give health to my wife. Although she has nerves in her hands, we continue to do this job. God willing, we will continue to preserve this mountain culture. We took care of our mother. She died and we took care of her. She is our big sister. I never left her alone. I carry the hay, feed her and take care of her. She has many children, but I still help her. She helps me with everything. May God bless her. My children help me a lot.