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Impressions from our trip to Armenia and Georgia April-June 2008
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- in the legendary land of Kolchis
- horse trek photo impressions
- Du vin et des chansons.
- when the Borjomi-Bakuriani train derails...
- bear tracks!
- contemplating the Caucasus
- our favorite Internet cafe
- Borjomi cures
- yumm, Borjomi water!
- Aventures ferroviaires.
- Ville d’eau en pays vinicole.
- Borjomi: love it or hate it
- religion takes over again
- Pavots
- printemps frisquet
- armistice
- on se croirait chez Tintin...
- Uncle Joe
- Eating in Georgia
- where are we now?
- Merci Bernard !
- Thanks for your messages... & off to Tbilisi
- No man's land
- Soirée arrosée à Eghegnadzor
- on tourism in Armenia
- Sevan, the blue eye of the Caucasus
- start of Karabakh hike (G with Janapar trail sign)
- inspecting the vodka cellar, Goris
- hospitality in Meghri (David, C, Lena)
- walking along Armenian-Iranian border
- leaving Yerevan with maxi taxi
- village boy with friends
- balloon seller Yerevan
- Trekking au Nagorno-Karabakh.
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4 comments:
At the time when Agdam was taken, it had almost no peaceful population but was an azeri military base only with moder military technique and daily bombing the nearby Armenian villages and cities.
However, hope that once the sides will come to peaceful solution
Thanks for resending the mail, Gabi. What an adventure! I will always remember our time in Armenia very fondly! Looking forward to meeting you in person after the trip. BON VIATGE!!! Petons, Eva
The picture we put on the blog was not to open a discussion about legal basis of the war and occupation of territory. It was only our impression about this empty city now colonised by birds and trees. Of course, just before the fall, the city was an azeri campground, but few years before, it was a normal city.
"The picture we put on the blog was not to open a discussion about legal basis of the war and occupation of territory."
Like Irak and Khorassan it is Islamic land occupied by the unbelievers and the Crusaders and, as such, to be liberated in worldwide Jihad.
Ismail Lagadec, Front de Libération Islamique de la Bretagne
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