It has taken me a while to think of how to go about finishing this little series of mine in which I took the sleeper tr

Arriving to Gyumri was one of the more boring parts of the trip. This is a city I had a bit of a glimpse at during my f

It took a while to get out of Yerevan. The views from that point weren't all that interesting, though the most fascinat

I have mentioned the heat rising here in Armenia as of late. I love the heat, but I have definitely noticed that I am growing a bit tired. I can feel the heat a bit more now, and walking around like I

If there's one thing I could say about Armenia, it's that it loves its colours and patterns. Rugs and carpets are histo

A lot of the general goods you find that are Armenian related tend to be quite repetitive, generally cheap goods that ar

I haven't been to many concerts in my life. In fact, I have never actually attended a big concert event. Here and there

On the return back from Georgia, it was pretty much the same roads back as we took on the way there. Though in the dark

When I was in Istanbul, I visited a gallery that was a bit too strict on photography, one that would constantly try to

Driven through the industrial, the depression that remained from the aftermath of the Soviet Union, the landscape yet a

The mountainous regions and the endless snow took a brief turn when a small town came into view. I don't know how to re

I shared a post on Hive on how I began my travels to the Georgian border from Armenia. The method of transportation was

The walk began to create some discomfort in me with each step forward, I had the hopes that this was a brief shortcut, and that maybe it was actually used often by others. It wasn't the case. As I took

Yesterday was the first day in a while in which I just did not need to wrap up in numerous layers of clothing. I ran out into the world with just an oversized hoodie and my fingerless gloves, leaving behind

... #armenia #releasing #onestepforward #acceptance #newchapter

There's a market nearby that I have been needing to check out for a few weeks now, I walk by it almost daily, just as the last few workers are packing up their goods and the stalls are mostly empty. Naturally,

I climbed up the side of the mountain which started from some very old stairs. They contained a thick layer of ice which made the initial few steps a difficulty. The rest of the mountain was rocky, snowy,

It is still yet to snow here in Yerevan, though there has been more rain as of late. We sat on a rocking chair on the porch, in the garden, sheltered from the rooftop above as the rain continued to fall

I haven't yet visited the museums of Armenia, with the holidays as of late, with Christmas being an event that takes place on the fifth and sixth of January, the country has sort of changed its pacing

We woke up late today, a bit of laziness with the weather and the chaos of the holidays making us just want to sleep and stay inside. Getting out around midday isn't something we're all that proud of,