Saturday, May 27, 2006

CONTENTS
TWC's Travelogue & Photo Journal

26 August Yerevan Gaumarjos began from the air ;
27 August Stepanakert (Nagorno Karabakh) Journey to a Rebel Republic Nagorno-Karabakh: Promised Land for Some, Destroyed Dreams for Others
28 August 2000 Stepanakert - Yerevan Limping from Karabakh to Yerevan on a Flat Engine
29 August Yerevan / Lake Sevan / Dilijian Want to Bring An Armenian Cross Home ?
30 August Garni, Geghard & Khor Virab In A Deep Hole Respect the Power of the Armenian Brandy !
31 August Yerevan, Mt Aragats & Etchmiadzin Having Tea with Hospitable Yezidis
1 September Yerevan - Tbilisi Journey to Georgia: Land of the Golden Fleece Tbilisi: Hospitality fatigue, refugees and a high cholesterol meal
2 September Tbilisi Ever read a “drunk email” ?
3 September Georgian Military Highway Watch Towers, Robber Barons and Fresh Ram Heads
4 September Georgian Military Highway To the Russian Border
5 September David Gareji One feet in Georgia and one feet in Azerbaijan: Monastery search in the desert
6 September Batumi & Kutaisi In Mafia Wonderland of Abazhidze Moving Into an ex-luxury hotel turned refugee camp
7 September Kutaisi – Tbilisi More Frescoes
8 September Gori Stalin Fever
9 September Tbilisi – London Homeward
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