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Snow On The Mountain Tops
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40 responses to “Snow On The Mountain Tops”
Where is that?
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Yerevan, Armenia. And in the background you can see mount Ararat.
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That city must have a history!
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It definitely has – as does the mountain.
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You’re not going to say Noah, are you 😉
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No, I didn’t.
And the boat they found is supposed to be a hoax anyway.
But holy or not – the Ararat is a fascinating and majestic mountain.
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True, it’s gorgeous. I have a soft spot for mountains. Nearly cried when i laid eyes on Kailash.
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Yes, some mountains are really special.
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Looks Good.
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Thank you.
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Very good tones and perspective. Even here in Switzerland it is snowing on 1000m, and mountain peeks are all white .
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Well, that is mount Ararat. I think it is always white. But of cause, on the high mountains in the Alps the snow also stays all year.
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Very striking monochrome.
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Thank you.
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Fantastic
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Thanks!
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Very dramatic, and a bit ominous.
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Yes, the Ararat towering over the city really gives the skyline something dramatic.
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A sense of equality: city’s just as important as the mountain. Nice shot
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Thank you!
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What is your relation with this city? I’ve been there few times and stayed three month. It was lovely city by that time with pink buildings, nice people and a lot of history. It was great time and I still have o lot of memory.
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When were you there?
I just visited Armenia for the first time. At first I thought the city was too crowded and noisy in the centre. But after you go a little out of the centre you will find a lot of nice parks and mores quiet zones, so that, in the end, I liked it very much.
Also, the city is like an open air sculpture museum – which I liked a lot – and I will probably post some mores pictures later.
The people where very nice everywhere – and as I speak neither Armenien nor Russian – they were always willing to interpret my wild gesticulations – and if that didn’t help, even call someone who speaks English.
So I had a very good time in Yerevan and Armenia.
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I visited this city on 1986. You are right about city sculptures – it looks like a museum. One more museum impressed me. It was the Museum of Children Art there by that time. There was the great collection of children’s painting from more then 50 countries.
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I didn’t visit so many museums – only Parajanov and the Scipture Museum – the weather was
too nice to stay indoors – but there is a lot to discover in the city anyway.
But I think since 1986 the city has probably changed a lot and became very modern.
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That’s beautiful! hugs Paula xx
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Thank you!
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what a view and contrast 🙂
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Thank you. Yes the skyline of Yerevan with the mountains in the background is very fascinating.
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Excellent composition…Great work!!
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Tank you!
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Beautiful. The mountains are so full of grace!
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Thank you. Yes indeed – they are really fascinating.
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ciao! excellent work.
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Thank you!
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What an incredible view! Both near and far!!!
🙂
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Thank you!
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Wonderful tones!
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Thank you.
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Thank you for visiting my blog today. I appreciate the time you took to stop by. May your day be filled with joy and peace.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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You’re welcome – and thank you for your wishes.
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