This is more like what I see everyday.
Recently a volunteer friend of mine came to visit for the first time. After a walk around the town she said, "Well, Sara, Zerdab is a whole lot of...nothing." No offense to the people, but it is true. I doubt many nationals would argue with that.
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I fully agree :) But I am barely a Zardabian, I have grown up in Mingechevir but now my mom have moved to Zardab. I work in baku so I have rented a flat here but our home is Zardab. But I think for people who earn money there Zardab is a beautiful place, or one can build a buitiful garden and a beutiful little house. Fuad
I agree! One of my co-teachers has the largest yard I have seen in AZ and it's quite beautiful in springtime! It's my little haven full of blossoming fruit trees and animal sounds. ;)
Perspective is everything. For those who have little or nothing to compare it to, Zerdab may be a wonderful place. Others who have had the good fortune to travel, know there are truly lovely cities and towns all over the world.
Personally, I dislike flat. Hills or mountains add so much interest and beauty.
The picture of Zerdab certainly isn't flattering. If I was in charge of it's visitors' bureau, I'd seriously search for a more impressive view of the city.
AJ
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