Nagorno-Karabagh trip, part 1: Goris, Tatev and Anapad monastery
10th November 2005
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Before our Dutch friends Sanne and Marieke joined us in Karabagh, Babett and I spent a couple of days in southern Armenia. We hiked through the fantastic rock formations just north of Goris, and we also visited a couple of monasteries in a great location.
When the minibus driver stopped to fill up, we snapped this picture.
When the minibus driver stopped to fill up, we snapped this picture.
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01_Ararat.JPG
As recently as 1940 some people were still using a few of the caves as homes.  You can tell that even today some are used as garages, barns, etc.
As recently as 1940 some people were still using a few of the caves as homes. You can tell that even today some are used as garages, barns, etc.
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02_Caves_north_of_Goris.JPG

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This funky rock was turned into a chicken coop
This funky rock was turned into a chicken coop
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A little hole in the rock
A little hole in the rock
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06_Hummmm.....JPG.jpg

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07_Path_through_natural_gate.JPG.jpg

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08_Odd_hole.JPG.jpg

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The trees on the slopes in the middle of the picture surround a holy spring.
The trees on the slopes in the middle of the picture surround a holy spring.
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10_More_caves.JPG.jpg

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11_Willows_in_cemetary.JPG.jpg

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