The spa town of Jermuk used to be a popular health resort with several sanatoria and hotels, and today its plants still produce Armenia's well-known bottled water
Above: A WWII veteran drinks from one of the warm water sources Below: There is a row of pipes in the wall, with the water from each one increasing in temperature up to a scalding 53 degrees
Above: A crowded lorry makes the bridge over the gorge shake Below: The gorge you could fall into if the bridge collapses
Left: This is how you might look if you drank Jermuk water all your life - plump and rosy-cheeked