Craig Roach - Gallipoli Battlefield Tours

Craig Roach - Gallipoli Battlefield Tours Having walked the hallowed ground of Gallipoli for nearly thirty years. Craig Roach (Roachie) gives you the Gallipoli Story in depth.

30/10/2023

Available now for purchase. Located between the sea and the frontline, tucked away in the folds of the Gallipoli hills lies a seldom visited cemetery. It's cemetery holds many who died in this sector, including the brother of AB Facey and my mate George Rowley. When the full moon sets over the Aegea...

What better way to celebrate the 100th birthday of our modern Turkish Republic than to share some Turkish Kalecik Karasi...
29/10/2023

What better way to celebrate the 100th birthday of our modern Turkish Republic than to share some Turkish Kalecik Karasi from Akin Gurbuz, with Turkish made olives and Camembert and Rockford cheese. Happy Birthday Turkey and thanks to the man who created it Mustafa Kemal Ataturk

29/10/2023

Available now for purchase. A few years ago I discovered that my brother-in-law had two uncles that enlisted and served in WW1, the McDonald brothers Joe and Allan. Allan joined the Light Horse and served at Gallipoli and Palestine. Allan returned to Australia and enlisted again in WW2, serving in A...

28/10/2023

Available now for purchase. On the southern end of Anzac Cove is a small headland called Hell Spit lying at the front of it is Beach Cemetery. A cemetery in use from day one of the Gallipoli campaign. In 2019 I had the pleasure of travelling around with a wonderful mob of people I affectionately cal...

27/10/2023

Available now for purchase. Imagine on a cold and stormy night in January 1915 a small ship slipped quietly into the shallows of Gully Beach in Gallipoli. After more than 8 months in this hellhole, the troops were finally evacuating. Their ANZAC counterparts had done so two weeks earlier and now fin...

26/10/2023

Available now for purchase. The Gallipoli Campaign of 1915 and 1916 affected more than those fighting on the Aegean Coast of Turkey. From February 1915 the allies had occupied the nearby Greek island of Lemnos. The reason for this occupation initially was to provide support for invading forces as th...

25/10/2023

Available now for purchase. I stumbled across some ancient windmills on the hilltop overlooking the beautiful Gumusluk village. They were indeed very beautiful. You can check out the separate gallery for the 4 canvasses completed of the windmills, which have since been destroyed to build luxury vill...

23/10/2023

Available now for purchase. Those who have travelled with me around Gallipoli are sometimes shocked when I suggest we leave a beautifully maintained Shrapnel Valley and take a steep walk for 650 metres along the ridge overlooking Anzac Cove. Some people are reticent to attempt it, and I don't force....

22/10/2023

Available now for purchase. A few years ago I was approached by the partner of a previous client from Gallipoli. Actually, as in most cases my clients become more friends than mere clients. Chris is one of those friends. His 50th birthday was coming up and his partner contacted me about how much Chr...

It was such a wonderful day at Akin Gurbuz' Winery Harvest Party in Lulleburgaz. Congratulations to Akin and his team. F...
22/10/2023

It was such a wonderful day at Akin Gurbuz' Winery Harvest Party in Lulleburgaz. Congratulations to Akin and his team. From the vineyards to the restaurants of Turkey and all of his friends.
Thanks to everyone!

21/10/2023

Available now for purchase. Anzac Cove in the past century has changed lots and at the same time changed very little. even though there are retaining walls and a wide road, all built in recent years, there are still the original little lost places on the Cove. You can still find those little places....

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