Month: May 2023

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What did Winston Churchill want to say with this proverb and what does it mean?

This proverb means that we cannot always be sure of our success until and unless we achieve it. Similarly, we should also not stop working till the last second and get demotivated by the thought of failure. At the end it is not the success of failure that matter but it is the efforts we put to achieve something. Alot of times we second guess our opinions, answers, work and so on. That can become a problem if you don’t believe in yourself. If you’re going to think about failing every time you do something, then what’s the point. As much as i also hate failing it also teaches us what we should correct for the next time. As much as the hard work you put in your success you also spend the same amount of time if you fail. So, in conclusion If you succeed its good and you should continue working hard and achieving your goal but if you fail don’t stop continue working to achieve your goal. And i think that’s what Churchill meant by his words.

Lori fortress

Lori Fortress is one of the monuments of the Armenian Plateau well known for its historical-archeological value. It is situated near the city of Stepanavan. The necropolis and the dwelling occupy the territory of about 500 hectares. Lori Fortress survived more than one and a half thousand years, beginning from the last two centuries of the 3rd millennium B.C. up to the middle of the 1st millennium B.C. Four cultural phases followed, beginning from the Middle Bronze Age up to the Late Iron Age, or including the period of the Kingdom of Van. The mausoleums attract with their architecture, richness and abundance of the property. Lori Fortress was a big economic, cultural and city center. The fortress was built by David Anhoghin to become the capital of Kingdom of Tashir-Dzoraget in 1065. The Lori Fortress was the site where the Georgian king Giorgi III of Georgia trapped and besieged his rebellious nephew, Demna of Georgia in 1177.

Lori bridge

One of the most prominent monuments of the medieval city of Lori is the bridge built on the Mishkhana River, one of the finest examples of medieval bridges in Armenia. a built-in flight bridge is still standing. It’s built on the banks of the river, The bridge’s flight is 8.5 meters long, the opening of a bridge is 3.8 meters wide, and the bridge is made of basalt stones. In 1918, a flood damaged part of the right-hand side of the bridge, which was later repaired by residents with rough stones.