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July 12, 2011
Views from Antranik Scout Camp
A view of the Antranik Scout Camp from the surrounding hills.
This past weekend, we traveled to the AGBU Antranik Scout camp in northern Armenia and here are some photos from what we saw and experienced.
A view of the flag raising ceremony on Sunday morning.
Scouts, young and old, marching.
The camp is surrounded by nature.
Some of the Tehran scouts climb a tower they built.
Montevideo and Tehran scouts singing songs in the hills around the AGBU scout camp.
AGBU scout leaders from Beirut, Montevideo, Tehran and Yerevan lighting the big bonfire on Sunday night.
A view from the bonfire.
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