ARMENIA: 2 Amazing Projects in Areni
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- A few weeks ago, we travelled to Areni to check on the progress of the Areni Lodge and the Areni Open Air Cultural Museum.
These amazing projects are the brainchild of Len Wicks, an Aussie/NZ'er dual national, and his Armenian wife, Armine.
They moved from Australia recently to live in the Areni Lodge and manage the operation of it. These 2 extraordinary human beings have dedicated their lives to these projects and display an amazing passion for Armenia and Artsakh.
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Areni Lodge:
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Areni Open Air Cultural Museum:
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I always watch your videos & appreciate your work that you do Mr&Mrs Mitch ❤️❤️❤️
I salute everything that’s being done, build, supported for land of Armenia. You guys all rock, God bless your hearts & souls generous people.
@Armine Geremaia...thank you so much for your encouraging words, Armine jan!😊🙏
Тhank you for channel! It's very interesting to watch!
bless you all 4 wonderful work ty mitch
Beutifull area, thank you for your hard work. Bravo as usual!
@Avedis Krikorian...thanks brother Avo!🙏
Thank you for the video! Amazing people, amazing nature! Can’t wait to visit the Areni Lodge ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻
@Nune Mkhitaryan...thanks Nune...maybe we'll see you there one day🙏
thank you so much, God Bless You. ♥
@Edgar Mkrtumyan...thanks Edgar jan! God bless you and your family also🙏
Beautiful Armenia
that's awesome to see! Praying everything goes well.
@lone berserker...thank you!🙏
I'm planning to go to Armenia to study and may stay there for good.
@peace and love...I guessing you're coming to study medicine? I hope your experience in Armenia will be a fulfilling one.🙏
Mr and Mrs Mitch are without doubt the most sincere and patriotic people whom we've had the pleasure to meet in Armenia since our migration from Australia. They deserve every support from followers so they can continue highlightiing opportunities and efforts being made to strengthen the rural heartland of the Homeland, particularly in border villages like where we live. We urge everyone to consider donating basic equipment or funds so they can show projects and reach people making a difference here, and thus tell some positive stories, rather than the constant stream of negatvitiy we often see on social media.
Everyone should note that the Armenian propensity to focus on Yerevan will in our view only end in tears and what's left of the Homeland will be gone, because every dollar invested in Yerevan means that villagers are less likely to stay in the village, and thus the rural areas are depopulated for the neighbours to take advantage of. You know what I'm talking about. Stop pretending that you know Armenia if you just come to Yerevan and invest there. If you do that it's simply aiding the enemy. And that's why I call Mr and Mrs Mitch patriots, because they understand the need to reverse the depopulation drift by supporting rural Armenia. We thank them for this insight.
@Straight Talk from the Homeland...Mrs Mitch and I are speechless! We're underserving of your kind words of support and encouragement...thank you so so much dear friends!🙏
I love your channel, Mr. and Mrs. Mitch! I'm Armenian but the language has been lost through the generations in our family. If either of you would ever be interested in filming an Armenian language lesson video/series, that would be amazing! It would be much appreciated :) I wish you good luck, health, and happiness.
@Natalie v...thanks for your kind words and suggestion. Doing a language series would be very time consuming, Natalie...and it would be quite difficult for Mrs Mitch and I right now, given our current circumstances. However, there is a good series I can suggest; just Google "Peace Corps Armenian Language"...it's great and will have you speaking in Eastern Armenian in no time!
Stay safe and God bless you and your family.🙏
I completely understand. And thank you for the suggestion, I will google that! ❤️ Thank you
Hey guys, awesome to see your adventures in Armenia. I myself am half Armenian and am thinking of moving back here. In a couple of videos back I saw that you are involved with attracting diaspora. I work online, I'm a freelancer so I can work from anywhere and I'm now in Armenia for 2,5 months to kind of test the waters... Would you be up for meeting up? I'd be super interested to hear your stories and your experiences and any advice you'd have for relocation. I left a comment a while ago and you replied with your email address, but I can't find it back now (sorry) - so here I am asking again. God bless! :)
@Oscar Bell...sure, Oscar, let's meet up. Please write me an email via our channel page...click on About, then Business email...but do this on a regular computer, as smartphones tend not to reveal the email. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
BTW, if you can work online, it is absolutely doable to live and work here...and the lifestyle is relaxed, family friendly and it's a safe environment.
Regards, Mitch
hey Oscar, may I ask what's the other half of your genes?
je vous admire , que DIEU vous donne de la force dans l accomplicement de vos projets
@Arlette KHederlarian...thanks so much, Arlette jan. May God bless you and your family also🙏
dear mr Mitch.
i have some questions about upgrading public transport will it really get better or will the problems stay
@Marek Pogosian...Hi Narek, well I think we have already seen some improvement in public transport in recent times i.e. the new trains, marshrutkas and buses. However, because of the large number of cars in Yerevan, I think we have to come up with a solution that will minimise cars travelling to the city centre. If we look at what some Scandinavian countries have done to address this problem, perhaps we can adopt something similar here. It all takes money, but more importantly inmho, vision and good planning. It's the same with roads and bike lanes. Thanks for your question.
Ubi bene ibi patria ☺️
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