Korea: Part 2

You know the old cliched saying "a picture is worth a thousand words." So, I'll say a few and you can form your own.

Left: My brother, dad, and me at visiting the palace of our ancestors. My dad claims we're descendents of the king who lived there. Nice place.
Center: Dad now lives in Pusan which I think the second largest city in Korea. That's the bridge that helps you get from one of Pusan to the other.
Right: Cute, smart dogs... too bad they will be stew soon.

Left: My aunt grows bunnies to sell... as food.
Center: This is a re-enactment of what school in Korea was like about 30-35 years ago. It's part of a museum of educational history.
Right: Scary statue at a preserved palace in Seoul.

Left: Here's my dad and his two older sisters at a national park in southern S. Korea.
Center: A drum at the aforementioned palace.
Right: A building at a national park.

Left: My dad and brother getting coffee at a temple in Pusan. It was so cold we had to go home.
Center: My brother posing in Pusan next to a rather interesting sign.
Right: My dad at yet another temple. Posted by Monica at January 18, 2004 10:45 PM