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Open market: Arani village
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Name of Shop: Open market
It is not allways a coce that you got. Lucky you!
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Theme: Stationery
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Best buy: Open markets
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Name of Shop: Best buy
fruits, local specialities
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Theme: Gifts
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Sininen Fri Mar 24, 2006 17:52 UTC
Tere Aivar! Very nice page on Armenia with colourful pictures. Happy birthday from Finland, Sini | RedEaredPanda Wed Sep 8, 2004 22:18 UTC
Great tips and photos on Armenia.. we just got back from visiting Armenia a month ago and we had an excellent time there.. I agree with you on villages a must to visit.. Rafi | Pablos_new Tue May 25, 2004 06:13 UTC
Aivar, good photos. Small tip for you: your tips will not keep rating for a long, unless you add text (long enough - 100 chars). | R-men Thu Jan 15, 2004 13:09 UTC
Nice photos of Armenia. By the way, the "armenian stonehenge" is called Karahunch (the etymology of this word is very similar to "stonehenge") and the people of near-by villages call it also Zorats Karer (which means "Stones of Power") Good job! |
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