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My conciks, my conciks, my God, they are waiting for me! Don't let it burn your mouth. My conciks, my conciks! Kurtulmuş Village Dereli Don't come at me, I'm praying, don't step on me! Giresun/Türkiye I change the laundry 10 times a day because of you. Where is one of the conciks? My son Karabaş, come on! Let's eat it plain. Oh come, my dear, come! I will also feed my Karabaş. Come on, my Karabaşı. Come! Happy Family in the Village Good morning girls. Good morning girls. My daughter. Güllüm Güllüm. Güllüm, Güllüm, my baby. Let's condemn it. Aysegul. I kiss this 10 times a day. Aysegul! Come on baby, come on. It's past time for the sheep to come out. This is just a baby, baby, I love your mouth. I love your eyes, oh my baby, take it, take it. Don't suck from the wrong mother, daughter, go there. These are all babies, from evening to morning. -Dad, where is the feed bowl? It's there inside. Come son! Come! After I turned 60, I started shepherding again. What should we do? Habit. We were going to raise 100 sheep, but our barn did not accept them. In the spring, if God allows, we will buy 30 more sheep and go to Kümbet Plateau. I'm sick of sheep, I'm very sick of sheep. I travel 10 kilometers with this sheep daily. I enjoy it as these spread. Come on baby. Come! My daughter! The weather is suitable, I love God. God has been helping us for 2 years and it has not rained. We don't pay too much out of pocket either. Although my sheep eats it, it eats it in the morning and evening. He is 60 years old, but he still wants it. Murad! -Sir? Son, let's take the little lamb and let the big lamb go up with the sheep. -It is possible. -Shouldn't we separate them all? Let's just take this little lamb, it's still small. In the past, it used to snow during these months. So he would approach my breast. We would constantly clean it, throw it away, and chew it. There was no room to throw, now it's not raining yet. This is the era of living, but you will work. You will not covet Ahmet's and Mehmet's earnings, brother. Come! I love my daughter's mouth. My baby, the daughter of the one whose mouth I love. I kiss your mouth. Oh, oh my gosh. Your father was an old man, your son was an old man. Come on baby, come on girl, come on baby. Come on girl. Come on baby. -It's catching up. We will take another one with him, he cannot go after a single bear on the plateau. -What do you say to the bear? -What does the bear say to you? My gazelle. My Ceylan. Oh girl, oh girl, oh girl. They were surprised when these people just showed up at the door, Murat. Come on, come on! It looks beautiful even without the sun hitting the cabbage. Oh my God! Gazelles eat these. Let me separate it from its branches. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Concik! My dear, have you come, my dear? My Murat, my Murat. Concik. Concik. Here are my curls. Concik! Concik! Come on! The sheep dog will get you. The sheep dog won't find you yet, eat you in peace. Why did you leave the food! His brothers will come now! Isn't that right, my sheep dog? All three siblings eat together. They don't give sheep to dogs. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Don't touch it! Don't touch my child! Concik, run away! Come on baby! My black-headed girl! Buckwheat! My daughter! Don't give my lambs to the wolves, my son! Take care and repair it. First God, then you, I love your mouth. Come here, come let's chat! -I'm coming, I'm coming. -Let me get a stick, I can't come without one. Ah, onion man Hasan. Ah, Halil Agha's grandson. Come up! I'll have you filmed, come on. -Okay okay. Come sit here and let's look. Hello sir hello. How are you, onion man, onion man? -Where have you been for how many days? I'm in the barn. -We are standing here, this is our job. He asks how did you come to this age, what did you do? -How can we come to this? We were born young men, now we are old people. -Our parents won us over. -We are 90 years old, what else will we do? This is the garden. One day these mountains will eat us too, oh mountains! That's how we were brothers. I love you. I love your rose. I love your rose, masha'Allah. My daughter! My son! His mother is spreading over there. Even if I had the strength, let's buy 500 more sheep. Come on, come on, come on! Come on baby, come on baby, come on! My daughter! Come on, come on, come on! May God bless the neighbor a lot. What does the neighbor say? Bow sheep, do it. What did the man say? Take the neighbor first, neighbor, neighbor! My name is Murat. Murat GREEN. I am 28 years old. I am one of those who returned to the village. It's been like two years. Before this, I was a tradesman. I have a life as a hairdresser. 14 years or so. I had a good life too. Then, in 2 years, boredom and different conditions. Then came the decision phase. The phase of moving away from people. How do I do it, how do I do it? After all, we didn't get out of the cave. We have a village, a city, ancestor and father. I talked to my father, I said like this. I said I will come to the village. I will quit my job. I don't want to deal with people anymore. How can I make a living in the village? After all, life goes on. Even if you finish your business life, you need to earn money. So making money is a must. We sat down and talked, our grandfather's profession from the past is sheep farming. My father also has a passion for sheep farming for years . With my statements, we decided to get into the sheep business again. Last year we bought like 30 sheep. So I said bismillah. We made minor repairs and renovations, this place was inherited from our grandfather anyway. In the past, half of this place belonged to cattle. Half of it belonged to our sheep. We had space for 30 sheep. When we were kids, we had 30 lambs. Then I realized some things, of course, after all, I didn't always grow up in the market and the center. After all, I grew up here, raised sheep and did animal husbandry when I was little. I mean, the work I do. I just wanted to get back to what I was doing after 14 years. I'm back. Come to me, come to me, don't run away, don't run away. We couldn't find a name for you. Should your name be freckled? Should your name be freckled? Freckled, huh? Freckled. Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, he is playing with you, he is playing with you. He's playing, he's playing, he's playing with you. We started. Then this started happening last year. This mother is this cousin. Then it increased so much that we bought some more. We migrated to the plateau and practiced transhumance. Our cattle increased in number. Then this year, while our animals were on the plateau, my brother and I enlarged and renovated this place. Brother Şenol. Our oldest. We worked with him here for 3 months. I feel like I've accomplished something. It wasn't like that when I first started. As for my profession, I say that I am a craftsman. You are doing something, that is, you are practicing a profession. It's not alive, after all, this is something else. You are giving birth to this after all , day and night, 1-2 o'clock in the morning. They grew and I renewed their water every day. In the evening, their mother came and suckled them. I saw they were growing. My lambs, which grew up last year, became sheep this year. They have been rammed and now they will give birth to pregnant lambs. So, I see that I can do something, this feeling is something else. I feel like I've accomplished something. There is a life involved and this life grows and develops with you . For example this! This is only four days old. I can't stand it! I do not eat the meat of my own animal. For example, we had a ram, we gave him an offering at our neighbor's door, and he was eating food in my hand the evening before it was slaughtered. We fed him and he wasn't there the next day. They left a share. Now, I gave him food last night. So I'm going to eat your meat tonight? That's why I can't do it. My father also does not eat the meat of his own animals. Where is it? His teeth came out and he grabbed my hand. His teeth are also gone. It's easy like this, I'll see you in two months. Let's see how you will care for this sheep in two months. Now play around here and feed yourself. Sleep. Lie like this. That's fine. Gazelle! My daughter! Our night lamp. I raised my children here. This was my kitchen. This was my room. Come, come, my Son, turn the sheep down! Come come! Come on! Ah, there you go! Animals are spreading. Brother, this is how we came, this is how we go. I have a son and he wants to continue my profession. Dad says let's make 100, 150 sheep. So we started small again. We will build a dairy. If God allows. They did not fit into this barn. We have retired, there is no comfort for us again! But I do it gladly. A man with 5 or 6 sheep said: "Hey for one, hey for a thousand." So even if it's a sheep, "Hey!" You will say "Hey!" even if there are a thousand of them. you will say. That's why we wanted to increase it. Let's see in the spring. If God allows, I want to buy 30, 40 more sheep and go to Çaylı oba, Kümbet plateau. Keep going! If God allows. Come! Oh my child, oh. Come on! My daughter! Girl, come on! Come! You will make me mud! Sergeant! I brought food. Where are you? - I will come. Ok. Come! O world of lies! If I die, I will have one or two of these sheep placed on my grave. Even the snake ate the soil in pieces! Let me tell my master. If you don't know your account; "The table remains in the hands of the butcher without accounting!" Don't do business for debt! I mean, he rips the man's hands off. Still, God bless these days, brother. We can't have a better day than this. Our debtor does not come to the door, we have bread. I retired, thank God. My only goal is to make this sheep 150. If God allows. If I get support from the government, it would be enough for me to run the dairy. These are heavenly heavenly things. Young man, these are heavenly. We are fighting with the lady! "Sergeant, you cannot go after this sheep yet." says. And I say: "Let me do it for another year or two, for the sake of the children." I'm excited too. Lets! Come baby, come. Come on girl, come on, come on. I won't close that door so the sheep don't get hot. The sheep is burning inside immediately. Ugh! Ayşegül, Ayşegül. Gul Ayşe. Gül Ayşe, Gül Ayşe. I love your bangs. Gul Ayşe. My God. He looks at who this stranger is? Look look! Look how it grazes! Oh my God, my Lord. It's like you came out of famine, son! -Let me give you the food so you can eat! I will eat at home. My name is Meryem YEŞİL. I was born in 1966. I raised my children here in my old house. I educated all my children in Giresun for 15 years, and they all got jobs. Now I came back to my village. I am a village boy. We are engaged in animal husbandry. Our son, who works as a hairdresser, is now with us. Thank God, praise be to God. We lived in very difficult conditions. I was standing at the stove for my children. We didn't have a refrigerator, we didn't have a washing machine. We were washing it by hand until 12 o'clock at night. We have been patient, we have come to this time together. Thank God for my current situation, thank God. My gazelle. Take it, girl. My Ayşegül, my Zeytin. I'm from Kınalı. My black eye. They all have names, I raised them all. The sergeant takes care of the sheep and I take care of the cows. If God allows, I will take care of them until my knees can move and my eyes can see. I love village life. I don't like city life. The sergeant is chasing, this one does not escape the sergeant! Kiss your father! Kiss your father! Look at her belly! Son, you are obese! From Sivas! His name is from Sivas, okay mom? - His name is Duman! No, no, from Sivas! Then let it be Sivaslı Duman. - Ok then. Okay, Sivaslı Duman. - Now he will run away instead! Look, do you see how my father spread the sheep? Get out now! The sheep will be disturbed, my son, it's always salt! There is no space anyway. When will you grow up and become a sheep, my God? Father! Let's stop this! It's time for this! It's probably here, let's stop this! That's enough! I've been in trouble since birth. He is fighting with the dog in the barn. I see it everywhere. Should I kiss your little eye? Dirty! I swear he bleats like a capricorn! Is your father a goat? My God! Okay, no, I won't give you to your mother! Here is his mother, here! I didn't eat it on my lap, aha! He's lying down, he's lying down. - He's in pain today. My son spills too much stuffing while eating it. - Ok. There is bait in it. A sheep eats a sack of feed in two days. Can one survive this? That sick lamb! Yes, young people! Are we ready? It is time. - Do you see that they are sleeping side by side? It is time. - They were tired today and went to bed immediately, see? Which one should we start with? Let's start with you? Before you. From this side too. You can pass! The irony of animal husbandry is that if you look after it like this, it will live, if you don't look after it, it will die. The sheep is now in its month. Will the sheep stay still? It's already late, sheep. Oh my God, she gave birth right there. Yes! I can't even climb the hill, son, take care of your sheep and animals! - I can't get out either! This is how this country is. Look what month it is, do you see the sheep lying at the door? Because the weather is nice. Now this sheep is getting meat at the door. This evening's work is over, but there is a sheep that will give birth again.