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| My street |
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| Even though its under the subway its quite a lovely place to walk. The other direction goes all the way to work! |
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| There was lots of portrait taking on the part of the Koreans. It seems that they have really embraced the whole document every aspect of your life that's hip now. They also all have amazing cameras |
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| You can rent bikes and go along the river way into the city |
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| Downtown direction |
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| Looking back towards home |
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| Crabbys! |
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| Chowing down. Always hated what a pain crabs are to eat. Thats why I like them conveniently formed into crab cakes. |
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| The cherry blossoms are pretty hard to beat |
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| Corn and mussels. yum. |
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| Bugs and snail-y things. gross. |
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| Yummy chicken (only $7 apparently too bad I had no money) |
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| Not the most sanitary conditions |
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| Everything in bulk of course |
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| Precious. |
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| Some weird food that all the kids were eating. Pretty much looks like fried air like a lot of their snacks |
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| No idea what these are but I must say that Koreans eat some pretty weird things that I do not plan on sampling |
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| Like whatever this is. I can barely look at this picture without wanting to gag. Hope you all enjoy it. |
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| Lots of people and lots of cherry blossoms |
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| Way too crowded for me but the trees were amazing |
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| All the old ladies wearing their visors. Also, this picture doesn't quite capture it but whenever you see old ladies here they are either dressed in a track suit or full on hiking gear, wearing a visor, often wearing a face mask and of course gloves. It seems that Koreans do not like to be exposed to the sun for fear of becoming tan. In fact a man pointed and laughed at my feet in flip flops because apparently that is just sooooo shocking on a warm spring day. |
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| Instant lawsuit in the US and actually kinda scary to cross with a bunch of pushy Koreans. |
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