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Kazbegi [Georgia, 2004]
Georgians have a way of
building their churches in the most spectacular locations, and the
14th-century Tsminda Sameba - atop a 2200-metre-peak in the Caucasus
Mountains - is no exception. |
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Kazbegi [Georgia, 2004]
Georgians have a way of
building their churches in the most spectacular locations, and the
14th-century Tsminda Sameba - atop a 2200-metre-peak in the Caucasus
Mountains - is no exception. |
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