It's cold and grey here, and since I've been doing lots of work. Am currently meant to be writing an essay on Coca-Cola and the Global Business Revolution, and it seems to involve an inordinate amount of reading.
So instead, I decided to find somewhere on the net to host some of my photos which I took in Hayastan! This works I think:
www.boomspeed.com/rhoda/Georgia.jpg
www.boomspeed.com/rhoda/Haghpat2.jpg
www.boomspeed.com/rhoda/khatchkarcem2.jpg
The ones labelled Georgia weren't in Georgia but directly on the border with Georgia. The one of the Khatchkar was taken in the most beautiful cemetary I have ever seen, on the edge of Lake Sevan. The one of Haghpat is my favourite, supposedly you're not allowed go up in the tower, from which I took the photo, anymore. Having told the guy that I was half Armenian and had come all this way to get the view, he obliged and let me go up to the top of the small tower.
So instead, I decided to find somewhere on the net to host some of my photos which I took in Hayastan! This works I think:
www.boomspeed.com/rhoda/Georgia.jpg
www.boomspeed.com/rhoda/Haghpat2.jpg
www.boomspeed.com/rhoda/khatchkarcem2.jpg
The ones labelled Georgia weren't in Georgia but directly on the border with Georgia. The one of the Khatchkar was taken in the most beautiful cemetary I have ever seen, on the edge of Lake Sevan. The one of Haghpat is my favourite, supposedly you're not allowed go up in the tower, from which I took the photo, anymore. Having told the guy that I was half Armenian and had come all this way to get the view, he obliged and let me go up to the top of the small tower.
posted by Rhoda at 11:38 PM
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