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Yesterday we went to an Armenian Village known as Vakifli. It is the only Armenian village left in Turkey. The historian in me would like to insert a piece about the genocide that occurred but instead I will offer a link to their site and a brief encyclopedic entry:
Aremenian Genocide This is not the day we had. It was a lively day – with music and food, even a wedding - where we saw the tree of Moses - the oldest tree in Turkey.
We had an interview with the Armenian leader there at the church. He was by trade a veterinarian – which I found interesting of course. Then we went to meet a priest at a tea house down the hill. He never showed but we met this wonderful older man who played the flute and sung for us. He was so delightful and even though I couldn’t understand what he said – his smile translated well enough.
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