Monday, June 1, 2009
Today we came back to Yerevan from Karabagh. On the way back, we stopped in Berdzor, along the Lachin Corridor in Artsakh, to plant trees. It was messy but it felt good. I felt like I was helping Armenia. There was a plaque dedicated to St. Stephen’s.
We then entered Armenia. Our first stop was Jermuk, where we went to the factory and looked at how Jermuk was bottled. It is amazing it takes so many machines to make one bottle. The container starts out as one tiny bottle and it becomeshuge. The factory is very noisy and full of rhythm of machines. After that we went to the waterfall where it comes. Near it were carvings of Armenian freedom fighters.
As we were coming back to Yerevan, we saw rivers, canyons, trees, hills, mountains, grass, bushes and rocks. Everything was full of nature.At the end of the day we went to dinner to Jazzve and finally came to the hotel. It was a wonderful day.
By Tenny Gregorian