My first day impressions about Ark


  Hi everyone! Yesterday, we went to the Ark fortress and watched a lot of things that was belonging to history. 


I liked all things in the Ark, such as jewels, pictures, ancient clothes and places.
The foundation of the Ark dated back to 5th and 6th centuries. 


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