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Description Khor Virap Monastary in Armenia with Mount Ararat in the Background. Taken with a Canon 30D and Canon 100mm f/2.8 USM lens.
Date 7/4/07 @ 10am
Source self-made. This image was also published under a different license at found at http://www.andrewsevag.com/p185679495/h2774cbc7#h2774cbc7
Author Andrew Behesnilian ( MrAndrew47)

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