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Originally posted by Sulamita:
By the way I love pictures of churches also.


WW 2. Two german soldgers are discussing whether to shoot the Armenian POW they cought that day. Suddenly one of them turns and shoots the guy.
Second German: Hey, why did you kill him. They're a very hospitable nation. He could have shown us around Armenia one day after the war.
First German: Maaaan, I'm sick of that Garni-Geghard thing.
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Originally posted by Berj:
First German: Maaaan, I'm sick of that Garni-Geghard thing.


Ch@gitem verjers ov er yeluyt unenum TV-ov, kam mer hay derasannerits er kam mtavorakannerits. Motavorapes asets 'Ov galis a drsits Garni-Geghard enq tanum. Inchu? Inch a te motik a dra hamar? Moranum el enq te inch hrashali, tesarjan vayrer unenq'

Yev iskapes, mtqovs cher antsni vor Vayots Dzorum "Noravanq" goyutyun uni, mi hrashali vanq vor vochinchov chi zijum mnatsyal 'haytni' vanqerin. Enqan enq asel Garni-Geghard, arden miayn mek@ aytselel chi linum ... piti 2 teghn el gnas
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Originally posted by Aghmug:
Neat photo.

It's so funny that here in California, anything 100 years old is an "Historical Landmark."



When I visited Philadelphia,I saw Americans calling Independence Hall as a historical building...I wonder if American archeologists are digging its garden.
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Originally posted by Berj:
At last. Something BIG, WHITE AND MODERN and not 20000 BC.





Berj - thank you very much. This was a real treat. I passed by this church almost every day during my last visit to Erevan. I was so much hoping they would finish by the time I left Naive, wishful thinking ... I can't wait to see it after its completion.

By the way, did you take this picture yourself?
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Originally posted by levonyeshilian:
When I visited Philadelphia,I saw Americans calling Independence Hall as a historical building...I wonder if American archeologists are digging its garden.


Well, it IS a historical building. The course of history changed in that building. Also, compared to the length of its existence (as American land) that buliding is one of the oldest (ie. historic) landmarks.

I don't know. Personally I loved Phily ... as a historic city with beautiful architecture. I would never live there though

I also remember seeing the statue of Mher, dedicated to the victims of the Genocide. I think it was in the garden of one of the museums. Do you know the exact location?
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Originally posted by Sulamita:
Well, it IS a historical building. The course of history changed in that building. Also, compared to the length of its existence (as American land) that buliding is one of the oldest (ie. historic) landmarks.

I don't know. Personally I loved Phily ... as a historic city with beautiful architecture. I would never live there though

I also remember seeing the statue of Mher, dedicated to the victims of the Genocide. I think it was in the garden of one of the museums. Do you know the exact location?


The building(s) in downtown Philadelphia is (are) a classic example(s) of Masonic architecture. The museum is the one of Art of Philadelphia, and there is a small memorial commemorating the victims of Armenian Genocide near the museum.

This is also the museum in the area of which the hero of the movie "Rocky" starts his jogging – this is what every Philadelphian giving you a tour brags about.
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Originally posted by Sulamita:

Berj - ...
By the way, did you take this picture yourself?


No, Sulamik jan, the footprints of Rocky at downtown Philadelphia, I mean ...no the photo is from Armenia-Diaspora's site.
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Originally posted by MJ:
This is also the museum in the area of which the hero of the movie "Rocky" starts his jogging – this is what every Philadelphian giving you a tour brags about.


They also have his footprints marked at the spot where he stood and started jumping up and down I think I even have a picture standing on his footprints ...
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Berj jan HArgankners-

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