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| Jangsa Harbour, Sokcho |
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| Caravan Park, Goseong County |
Kodak Portra 160. Can't remember the camera.
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Fuji 200, Nikon F6 Another test to see how I like Blogger versus Wordpress. Wordpress themes are irritating me.
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Yesterday I walked to Emart and had to cross two bridges that go over the bit of water that separates Cheongcho Lake from the sea. It's ...
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The day after I made the long-distance photo of Sokcho Lighthouse, I walked up the hill to have a closer look at it. As I mentioned before, ...
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House of a fortune-telling shaman associated with a mountain nymph. Most shamans in Korea are women.
Film gives a lovely muted look to the colours.
ReplyDeleteThe touring vans all look very uniform in design and they are very close together. Perhaps this is one extended family. A bit too close to the neighbours for my liking. Reminds me of the old adage 'Don't come a-knocking when the caravan's a-rocking' :)
These are caravans you can rent and they belong to some company. Each unit has a patio built onto the front level with the entrance. There is nothing for privacy between them and you are uncomfortably close to your neighbour. Not for me, thanks.
Delete@24th of may and I'se got to get away up camping in da gravel pits ( Buyddywassisname and the the other fellows).
ReplyDeleteHaha, except the gravel pit is probably free and this place probably costs a small fortune.
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