Turkish people are so kind When I holidayed there in the late 90's my jeep got a flat tyre Two workers walked 150m across some waste ground to the road to help me and wouldn't accept anything in return, despite my best efforts to give them some money
@garici6454Ай бұрын
Very normal in Turkish culture. I remember when I was 14( 1990) we were in Bodrum for the summer vacation. As we were crusing by the road we saw a stalled Suzuki Vitara; a rental, tourists typicaly used to get back then. My father (RIP) stopped the car and we helped them. They ran out of gas so we siphoned gas from our car and filled theirs so that they can make it to the nearest gas station. They offered money, my father, of course didn’t accept it. Because you just do the right thing and help people, and in return all you need is seeing people happy and you feel good that you are able to help. Turkish people will go the extra mile to help; it is a cultural thing
@Levent-to1jz10 күн бұрын
@@garici6454Eyvallah gardaş.Allaha emanet olun.
@jokebhenlik8800Ай бұрын
never thought of visiting turkiye being from the Philppines after chancing upon some of your videos sometime March 2024.. I made a research damn!!! I want to see this beautiful country.. July and Augist 2024 Me, the wife and my 7 yr old boy travelled through Istanbul, Antalya, Kas, Kalkan, Oludeniz, Fethiye and Dalaman... It was the best travel experiwnce of my life... LOVE DROM THE PHILIPPINES
@mickandtrudieАй бұрын
@@jokebhenlik8800 i’m glad I influenced you🤠
@rosariokeshan7284Ай бұрын
I am Filipino living in Sydney and I have been in Turkey three times, my favourite country I have visited for the last 35 years of my travelling time around the world. The people are so friendly, helpful and genuine. I have been like sort of Turkey ambassador because I tried the convinced my friends and relatives to visit Turkey. I have since took my brother, sisters and brothers and sister-in-law’s to Turkey. If you are brave and confident enough hire a car to see more of it’s wonders. We were supposed to go there this summer but we run out of time during our 10 weeks European summer holidays, but God willingly we will be back in 2016.🙏
@rosariokeshan7284Ай бұрын
*2026
@jokebhenlik8800Ай бұрын
@@rosariokeshan7284 yon ho ginawa namin naghire kami ng kotsw from antalya... tapos drop off sa Dalaman ganda ng Turkiye
@catz-media11 күн бұрын
Love CDO and Ilo ilo
@keremcolakАй бұрын
Merhaba Mick amca, sana ve değerli eşine uzun ve sağlıklı bir ömür diliyorum.
@KemalKaratatarАй бұрын
Mick Amca✋We are proud to hear lovely comments about Turkey and Turkish people from you, we are also very lucky that you decided to choose Turkey as your home 🙏
@boz1905Ай бұрын
Mick amca Türk insanının insani değerlerini tanıyıp,öne çıkardığın,yozlaşmadan önce belgelediğin için teşekkürler.Bir Türk olarak değil sadece bir insan olarak minnettarım.
@rosariokeshan7284Ай бұрын
I agree with you Mick, the Turkish are the friendliest and good people, that is why I keep coming back and few times I took some of my brothers and sisters and cousins to experience Turkey and hospitality of Turkish people.
@lesleysidhoum1779Ай бұрын
I ,too discovered Türkiye 36 years ago .Great people , food , history and landscapes - keeps me coming back as often as i can .
@ao4636Ай бұрын
Mick Amca, çevreye ve doğaya olan hassasiyetiniz için çok teşekkürler 🎉🎉🎉
@murathanmutlu6474Ай бұрын
Çok değerli bir insansınız sağlıklı sıhhatli mutlu uzun bir yaşam diliyorum. ❤
@nicolagrainger515Ай бұрын
This wonderful way of life (making their own butter, yogurt, soap) amongst other lovely traditions still goes on in the village I lived in for ten years. The happiest years of my life I might add. Our neighbour Hallam, 106 still washed her clothes in tin bowls outside our window at the rising of the sun calling out for her dead mother “annejim annejim” Thank you for sharing your lovely memories x
@mickandtrudieАй бұрын
❤️
@TUNC66Ай бұрын
Nice Annecigim annecigim harikasiniz.
@hypersp3ce596Ай бұрын
You’re a national treasure Mick amca! We love you and feel very lucky to have you here ❤️❤️❤️
@FatmaEsen-v1cАй бұрын
Umarim bu ülke için olan güzel çalışmalara devam edersiniz.Umarim Türkiyede güzel bir hayat surersiniz çünkü iyi insanlar bunu hak ediyor
@gedprobert9814Ай бұрын
i wish i had never left in 1989 Uncle Mick does more than any body or person for tourism for Turkey Brilliant work thank you
@Didyoureallythinkaboutit27 күн бұрын
Seni seviyorum Mick Amca. You make me smile and bring joy to my heart. I just shared your story with my Turkish wife of 23 years. I wish you always well.
@emurlayasan89674 күн бұрын
Teşekkürler mick amca Size ve Eşinize sağlıklı mutlu huzurlu uzun bir ömür diliyorum.
@nurhayatmete7717Ай бұрын
Great story Mick. As a Türk living in Australia for over 50 years I still miss Türkiye and try visit it every year. 👍🇦🇺
@MarkhocaАй бұрын
Love your stories. 13 years here. Still working on the Türkçe 🌸
@mattyjacko123Ай бұрын
Great video Mick as always. I do have to agree with you about the people in Turkey, they are so friendly and very welcoming, they cannot do enough for you and treat you as family. We have been holidaying in Turkey, especially Hisaronu Fethiye for 15 years, twice a year, we won't go anywhere else, when we come over it's like home. Beautiful country, beautiful people. All the best from England.😊
@AYDIN-r5iАй бұрын
God bless you and your family Dear uncle Mick. We're proud that you choose Turkiye for leaving rest of your life 😍
@brandywell44Ай бұрын
What a lovely story and it helps put Turkey and its people into a "good light"
@NM-fe8heАй бұрын
Mick Amca, thank you so much for sharing such wonderful memories of kind people of Turkiye.
@DELIGONUL79Ай бұрын
Seni çok seviyoruz MICK AMCA...❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 TÜRKIYE'DE Kİ HALKIN ÇOĞUNDAN DAHA COK DEĞER VERİYORSUN... BİZİMLESİN..CANSIN❤❤
@syntienmerilla46022 күн бұрын
This is the most wholesome story i've listened in a while, it brought back all sorts of emotions. Thanks Mick Amca, i'm glad that we have you here
@madeniariyadh3777Ай бұрын
I found this video entertaining and interesting. I love listening to you and find your wife sweet too. I've been to Turkiye several times and find the people and country absolutely fascinating.
@rasimtezsezer5634Ай бұрын
Sizlere çok teşekkür ederim. Bu ülkeyi bizlerden daha objektif olarak gördüğünüz ve çok olumlu sözleriniz bizleri mutlu etmektedir.
@sami6393Ай бұрын
You are a true legend uncle Mick. Thankyou for your contribution to Turkiye and spreading awareness and learning about the Turkish culture and forna and flora. Also loved this clip about your experiences and hope you do more of these in the future ❤
@Machka-j7qАй бұрын
*fauna 🙂
@Nova-l9e3dАй бұрын
Thanks Mick, really enjoyed this post. I just wanted to say, the soul/spirit is a powerful thing and can determine who n what you are, not necessarily your DNA. I've known people of all walks of life feel a love and kinship with Turkiye and astoundingly turks that hate it and have strong desires for other places. I love Turkiye and everything about it. God bless the kind and generous Turks that love their country and make it a very special place. Appreciate your vids.
@AtakanAltayАй бұрын
bu ülkeyi bu kadar çok sevdiğin için teşekkür ederim mick amca. bu ülkeden kaçmak isteyen bir çok türk genci için belki farklı bir bakış açısı koyuyorsun ortaya ve bu ülkeye hizmet ediyorsun. 36 yıldır köylerde yaşamışsın, bizden biri olmuşsun. bu çok özel bir hikaye. seni daha yakından takip etmeliyim sanırım.
@maz1980sАй бұрын
I've really enjoyed your stories, Mick, and I've been following your channel since 2020. I've always looked forward to your videos, and I have to say, Trudie has become such an integral part of the channel. Seeing you both together makes the videos even more enjoyable and fun. I'm originally from Iran, with Azeri Turkish as my first language, and I've been living in Australia. It would be amazing to meet you both in Fethiye one day!
@tunchelliАй бұрын
It was a pleasure watching this. What an interesting and inspiring story! Thank you Mick Amca!!
@MrFoaiАй бұрын
Aslan Mick Amca, seni seviyoruz.
@doreenmoss882Ай бұрын
Thankyou Mick for your great videos. We have been going to Turkiye for 26 years now since we both got married 2nd time around then. We bought a holiday home in Datca, had it for 16 years before selling it because husband took a stroke there but thankfully he has recovered. We go back every year to Fethiye now wnich we love, so know the area well. Been to many countries, have travelled a lot but Turkiye has won our hearts. Looking forward to returning next Year God Willing, Inshallah! if we are spared both 80 years of age now, sadly time running out. Must look out for you both next year if we are able to return to Fethiye.
@mickandtrudieАй бұрын
@@doreenmoss882 please do 🤠
@degunver7672Ай бұрын
Fethiye is such a beautiful place. It’s shocking how much it’s grown in the last 20 years. I hope you have a beautiful return visit in 2025 😊
@GezentilkiАй бұрын
Abi, senin gibi kahraman insanlar bizim için çok büyük bir şans. İyi ki varsın.
@degunver7672Ай бұрын
What a tease!! So many questions - what happened to the lodge? When did the lovely Trudie enter the picture? Where are your Turkish children now? You may have answered this in previous posts but are you a citizen of Turkey- being married to a Turkish woman , did that fast track that option? I was also a holiday rep in Turkey - late 90’s I was also so impressed with the friendliness of the people. So much so I married one! We are going on 25 years! Living in the USA. Eager for the next part of your story Mick. 😊
@mickandtrudieАй бұрын
Yes, next episode
@katiaeccleston8881Ай бұрын
Hello Mick love watching the two of you and your love of Turkey and felt we had to visit which we did last year with my Daughter and Granddaughter and absolutely fell in love with the People and Country and I am Greek but born in Africa carry on the good work
@HulyaDemir-e6cАй бұрын
Bizleri bilgilendirdiğiniz için teşekkürler 💐🙋
@jotakanimАй бұрын
I just love this video. I adore your sincerity and how you say things. Long life to you. I never meet any nation like Turkey. They are so lovely and caring. I personally love Turkish people. I want to say thank you and Trud for this lovely videos. God bless you all. Thank you. Cok Tessekuler ederim.
@beatrixp447Ай бұрын
Very interesting, Mick! Thanks for sharing this with us. I love Türkiye and its people and I keep going back there. I wish I could afford to stay for longer periods of time.
@anneivan1518Ай бұрын
Thank you Mick - you are a credit to Turkiye - your love for this amazing country & it's people is evident- it is a pleasure to watch & listen to you & Trudie (I never miss your KZbin sessions) 👏💖👍🇦🇺
@zerenimАй бұрын
Mick amca and Trudie yenge;you guys are great treasure to Turkiye,wish you both to a have healthy life together
@TerevezdenZaddanАй бұрын
What a coincidence.! I left Türkiye for America, 36 years ago 😊😊 It was quite remarkable for me to see what you have revealed about your experiences in Türkiye on this video..! 👍As I have previously commented: " You deserve to be given an ' honorary citizen ' award by Turkish government.! You have been doing a fantastic job, Uncle Mick.! Heartfelt Thanks to you and Tante Trudie.! 🙏🙏❤❤
@ssoruyorumАй бұрын
We love you Mick Amca.Nice to having you💙💙
@aliihsansoysal69449 күн бұрын
I'm glad you exist, uncle Mick.thank you very much
@tyman2007Ай бұрын
Love everything you have done for Turkey. Long live Mick amca.
@WWCLifeАй бұрын
Never realised I needed this video but I’m all for it! Great insight and we loved hearing your tales of living in the old village.
@fikrinuman95426 күн бұрын
Lucky to have you and Trudie here in Turkiye with us mate. I personally learned a lot about my country just by watching your videos. You're one of us now :) God bless.
@zeynepsenad26 күн бұрын
Türkiye'nin en güzel yıllarına denk gelmişsiniz. Guzel sözleriniz için teşekkür ederiz 😊
@KIRMIZIBUGDAY197813 күн бұрын
Foreigners like you who add value to our country are very dear to us.
@gubidikkАй бұрын
Uncle Mick, you are a Turk now. Just like the Greek-Turkish singer "Fedon" or the Armenian-Turkish rock artist "Hayko Cepkin", you are also Turkish Uncle Mick of British origin. Because Atatürk's words, "How happy is the person who says that i am a Turk", actually means "How happy is the people who live in these lands and feel themselves a Turk". This is its subtext and deep meaning of Atatürk's word. Best regards, we love you Mick Amca !
@hanifeok194421 күн бұрын
De get hadi boş
@rafcurry396Ай бұрын
That was a very touching rendition. One can feel the love you have for the country. It also made me sad to think about how much the country and people have changed...
@Klubfoot1Ай бұрын
Nice video Mick. Thanks a lot for all your videos about Turkiye. They helped us to decide where to visit (Marmaris & Fethiye so far) and I'm sure we'll visit again to one of your hot spots!
@idontwantnonameАй бұрын
Uncle Mick and Aunt Trudy. You both are amazing people. We love you so much. You are truly a national treasure to us. 🥰
@turhanozturk1982Ай бұрын
I think it's maybe better to hear the transformation our country has been through from a foreigner as an insider. As you probably are well aware of the troubles our country has been going through in the last couple of years many people think that our country is becoming unlivable but through your eyes we feel more attached to our land. When you're in the bubble sometimes you can't see the whole picture.Thanks to your videos we always get the chance to see the country from a different perspective. By the way, the quality of your videos, in terms of tecnicality, has increased dramatically. The latest episodes of your journeys spanning from Eastern Anatolian cities to western parts such as Bursa, Çanakkale; from Southern to Northern Türkiye is one of the best documentarial products I have ever seen. May be you should be bestowed with the honour of honorary ambassador of Türkiye since your videos contribute to the advertisement of our country. By the way I think you will mention about your marriage to Trudie since you've just talked about your first marriage and early days of your presence in our country. Thank you very much again...
@mickandtrudieАй бұрын
Thank you for a lovely comment🤠
@DEMosTy8 күн бұрын
Mick Amca, siz ve eşiniz çok değerli insanlarsınız. Sizi çok seviyoruz.
@turgaysargul680410 күн бұрын
wow mick amca sen gerçekten bizden birisi olmuşsun ve anılar biriktirmişsin.. güzel günler sizinle olsun..
@katherinebrindley3995Ай бұрын
Yet again a lovely video from you and thank you both ! We’ve been watching your videos for quite a while and they never disappoint. ❤
@iffyrafiq6074Ай бұрын
Good morning Mick & Trudie, you Mick are truly a wonderful example of a really kind & inspirational Human being and I am so proud of what you have done & do.
@tombishhhhh4723Ай бұрын
Hi Mick amca! My baba introduced me to your videos from KZbin! We watch it together as a family and it’s one of our favourite things to do! Wishing you all the best and thank you for sharing! Much love from Australia! 🙏❤️
@Cyber_Khan_10 күн бұрын
Sevgili Mick Amca, paylaştığınız hikayelerinizle içimizi ısıttınız ❤ Türk insanının kalbindeki yerinizi her geçen gün daha da sağlamlaştırdığınızı hissediyorum. Kanalınızda paylaştığınız hikayeler ve videolar, hem Türk halkı hem de diğer kültürler için çok değerli bir köprü kuruyor. Sizi ve sevgili Trudie’yi tüm içtenliğimle selamlıyor, Türkiye’yi güzelleştiren bu kıymetli katkılarınız için sonsuz teşekkürlerimi iletiyorum. İyi ki varsınız, Mick Amca! 💕
@sevilbasaran355516 күн бұрын
I would love to hear more of your stories 🙂 thank you for being so kind and sincere 🙏😇
@yalnzkurt582310 күн бұрын
🇹🇷🙋♂️ Merhabalar Mick amca. Ailenle birlikte sağlıklı mutlu uzun ömürler diliyorum.
@bernadettewehbe1506Ай бұрын
Thank you for the information you are very kind and faithful for Turkey 🇹🇷
@evinkedisi1824Ай бұрын
You are such a kind couple we have been watching for a long time. Listening to your perspective about Turkish as a language is very important for me because my husband is also British and you gave me a great laugh when you mentioned about the book which is called Turkish in 90 days! I assume learning English is much easier for all other nationalities because of all films, books etc...But still you are doing an amazing job between cultures, so go on!
@Kolgezen8 күн бұрын
Bbc belgeseli tadında anlatım olmuş 👏🏻 iyi ki varsın Mick amca çok yaşa
@kadirturkdogan6799Ай бұрын
Dear Mike, it was really enjoyable to listen to your objective and impartial comments about Türkiye. Thank you.
@bruteforce7746Ай бұрын
Çok teşekkürler, harika işler yapıyorsunuz ❤
@SvetlanaKayraYurtogluАй бұрын
I've been watching your videos for 4 months .Im so grateful for you to that you've been mentioning about my country's good aspects Altough we've been through tough times as a country that related animals,women,childiren. This is hopefully for us Thank you❤!
@llewynnmaralack558723 күн бұрын
Mick amca (and Trudie) I've been watching your videos from South Africa for a few years now. Always very informative. You are treasure and an inspiration. Currently studying the language and looking forward to visiting Turkiye one day. Teşekkürler ederiz. Ellerinize sağlık.
@countdigi24 күн бұрын
Mick Amca, sen iyi bir insansın. Teşekkür ederim!
@mehmetalidemir775725 күн бұрын
thanks for sharing your story uncle mick , I hope life will bring for you always good things.👍🤚👋
@hassanbokhari7679Ай бұрын
That was very nice Mick, share more of these please .... me and my turkish wife watch your videos regularly .... lots of love to you and Trudie from Memphis, TN
@eminmammadov4163Ай бұрын
Wishing you strong health and prosperity. You are an honest and decent person. All the best from Azerbaijan.
@NealBuckАй бұрын
Genuine really nice and honest guy. We visited Marmaris many times but we would never have thought of going to Side without your videos. Thank you for helping myself and my wife create so many memories. Thank you. Neal & Anita
@MrTimstaaaАй бұрын
Mick Amca. It is so nice to hear that your life in Türkiye has been a wonderful experience and that the turkish people have loved you for who you are. I'm half Turkish Cypriot from Melbourne Australia. It's such a lovely story. 🤲❤️
@ercieyyyАй бұрын
Happy to hear all the lovely memories you've had in Turkiye, the one which is about making yogurt at home was very popular among the folk before the supermarkets got scattered everywhere even in the villages. Thanks for the nice thoughts over cultural differences.
@yja496Ай бұрын
❤❤LOVE YOU MICK AMCA & TRUDIE! Keep up the good work!
@DarrenHorsewoodАй бұрын
Thank you for sharing your fond memories Mick x
@ASBlondontravelАй бұрын
My favourite channel on KZbin the best❤
@ismailcigerli34568 күн бұрын
You a very Kind and good Man I wish everyone would be like you. A Turkish friend
@anatolia3310Ай бұрын
Well done Mick amca! Lovely to have you in Turkey. Thank you for all the good things you did throughout the years. We love you ❤❤
@boodog4023Ай бұрын
Absolutely fascinating . You've been holding out on the stories, Uncle Mick!
@emelozkan79425 күн бұрын
Samimiyetiniz için teşekkürler 😊
@arifaziz4019Ай бұрын
Please keep sharing your work and words of wisdom. Nice to revisit down the memory lane ❤
@m.goodengumman3941Ай бұрын
Mick and Trudi hope another 36 years 🙏👍 we look forward to seeing your videos, thanks 🙏👍🇬🇧
@thebells5168 күн бұрын
Merhaba Mick... Jim Amca here... Wonderful stories. I, too, have been traveling to Turkey since the early 90s. I met my Turkish wife in London. Ironically, I had the same feelings about the environment and "Paradise" as you. I was among the many international teachers London imported in the early 90s. My wife and I lived in London for 6 years and then 2 years in Istanbul. My job fell apart in Istanbul. Otherwise, we would still be living in Europe. Sadly, I wish my Turkish was as fluent as yours. I recently purchased Babbel with the hopes of taking my big salad bowl of Turkish and improving upon it. Cheers Mick... I check out your videos as I see them and have recently started following you and Trudie.
@oyzarxАй бұрын
sana bir tesekkur borcluyuz , hala iyimser ve bir Turkiye sevdalisi oldugun icin....
@gulcanyesil249921 күн бұрын
What a nice story,thank so much for sharing your story with us.
@sandrainthesky101127 күн бұрын
Lovely video! We are just starting out, have been here for 3 months from Canada and a couple of months back in April/May. We are proud to call Turkiye our second home and hopefully in the future can get a residency somehow. We're in Denizli, not far from the action in Fethiye/Oludeniz where we can visit anytime we want. Turkish people are indeed very friendly and love it when you try to converse in Turkish. It's hard, but it'll come! Thankyou Mick & Trudie for all your interesting videos and guidance. We went to see your lawyer when buying but she didn't cover Denizli so we found Fersu Ege Kandemir here. She is wonderful and is now our friend (her and her husband). I am so glad we did this!
@mickandtrudie24 күн бұрын
@@sandrainthesky1011 well done how is Denizli nowadays it’s been a while since I spent any time there 🤠
@sandrainthesky101122 күн бұрын
@@mickandtrudie Beautiful but cool right now! More Turkish than the coast, which is fun for us haha!
@majedazantoutАй бұрын
I don't really know what the secret of Turkey is. Whoever visits it once would love to go there another time. People are so kind and helpful; besides the country is amazing. There are lots of places to visit and explore. I was so happy and curious to listen to your stories. I have watched a lot of videos for you and wondered how a foreigner would have stayed that long in Turkey, speaking its language fluently. Now I understand. Loved this video very much!!!
@tatasoyАй бұрын
We're extremely happy to have you here, Mike Amca. Thank you for shooting the video and letting us more about your stories. Have a nice day!
@SpiritOfTheStepsАй бұрын
İki hafta önce Fethiye'deydim,belki çarşıda yada çalış plajında sizlerle karşılaşırım dedim,nasip değilmiş. Bu arada lütfen o sert mesaj veren çevreci videolarınızı yapmaya devam edin çünkü Fethiye'de çalış plajında sahilde binlerce izmaritin plaja atıldığını görmek beni gerçekten çok rahatsız etti ve üzdü keşke Fethiye belediyesi plajda sigaya içmeyi yasaklasa dedim özellikle halk plajının olduğu yerde heryer çöplük içindeydi.Ülkemiz cennet ama bu cenneti koruyamıyoruz değerini bilmiyoruz.Sevgi ve saygılarımla seviliyorsunuz. 🧿
@MrOlcaymeral22 күн бұрын
Dear Mick Amca. Thank you for sharing your great experiences with us. Wish you the best in Türkiye.
@diannegungor-yi4rfАй бұрын
Many thanks for sharing stories of your time in Turkiye over the years. It’s a very unique country that certainly gets under your skin.
@tiblanes28 күн бұрын
Very humbly done. Thank you for sharing your story.
@hopewell262819 күн бұрын
You’re a great person Mick amca! What a lucky we are that we know you with your KZbin videos. Wish you and your wife a happy and healthy life.
@Yugennn-j8bАй бұрын
Sizi seviyoruz Mick Amca. Türkiye’yle en güzel ve huzurlu dönemlerinde tanışmanıza sevindim. Bundan sonraki hayatınızın da huzurlu ve mutluluk dolu olmasını dilerim. Bristol’dan selamlar sevgiler 🌷❤️
@mickandtrudieАй бұрын
Benim kızım Melodi Bristol’da yaşıyor 🤠
@patrickdocherty5839Ай бұрын
Uncle Michael,what a lovely and interesting man you are,god bles you and Trudie.
@olasparen6955Ай бұрын
Thank you for telling us about your story. Really interesting.
@suzziesue1Ай бұрын
I love watching your channel. as I myself ,have very lovely friends in Türkiye. And I class it as my 2nd home too…… I love watching you both on this channel…. Well done and keep it up. 🥰💯👌
@glorialaubscher638129 күн бұрын
Wow thank you so much for this great video of insight into who you are. I really loved it, and if I may ask can you please do some more, as I'm sure all your followers would love to know more about you and later during these type of vlogs more of Trudie. Totally loved what you 2 do for us. Thanks. Gloria from Pretoria South Africa.