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Mot Ararat
Morgonen var lite kylig kanske beroende på att sjön utan för eller att man var på 2000 höjd, inte vet jag men efter lite frukost och värmande te började även solstrålarna värma på rejält. Naturen är speciell här. Ingen rast eller ro för nu var det dax att dra vidare till Yerevan, Armeniens huvudstad.
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The Pink Capital of Armenia
... more and trains which take a full 14 hours!). A taxi driver managed to impose himself on the situation and escorted us to a Mercedes van parked outside, saying "Yerevan Marshrutka". Despite the improbability of this being true, we humored this notion as he made a great show of yelling across the busy road seemingly trying to get the driver of this Yerevan bound Mercedes marshrutka. After much yelling, someone showed up but he demanded a much higher figure than what we knew to ...
Matk
... ostnud just uue auto ning oli sellest eriti sillas; mul hakkas isegi pisut piinlik matkalt tulnuna oma liivaste-mudaste riietega sinna sisse istuda - algul uhiuue ilmega olnud iste nägi pärast päris ropp välja. Edasi-tagasi sõidu ning ootamise eest makstud 3000 drahmi oli värskele autoomanikule nähtavasti siiski piisav ka selleks, et mossitamine alla suruda; sel ajal, kui me kloostrikoopaid külastasime, too muudkui küüris. Maastik oli Garnist edasi ...
Sevan En Route Tilijan - Day 2
Today had another special trip waiting for us, along with my best friend's family, in-laws and friends. Today we visited Lake Sevan, an endless lake with an what used to be an island before the lake started to give up its depth during the last century. Now, visitors can go up the isle on foot with the equally endless straircases leading up to the churches. I for one, didn't have the courage at first, but after downing a few sips of vodka into my ...
Three Po pos, No money, and One Border Crossing
... Yerevan.
Our group stopped for lunch with a local family. After having yogurt soup we were served chicken with beans. Beans were meant for vegetarians and chicken for everyone else. Armenians eat three courses just like the Russians do: a soup, a main course and tea. That reminded Sasha family meals with his parents and grandparents.
Armenians were first!
Most are surprised to learn that Armenia was the first country ...