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Sunday, January 1, 2017
On the Roof of our Cargo Container
Quite the view...about ten minutes from the DMZ and border with North Korea.
Midnight Howling
Still have no earthly idea what these beastly howling sounds were that carried on for all too long. That along with the barking dogs, a door that we could not lock, far too thin walls, and the fact that we were about 10 minutes from the North Korean border made it a somewhat restless New Year's Eve/Night. Happy 2017!!!
Saturday, December 31, 2016
Prehistoric Bathroom Signs
Unique, but somehow appropriate for a prehistoric museum and certainly gets the point across. Message sent, message received.
Prehistoric Hunter
Quaint little set-up outside the front entrance of the Jeongok Prehistory Museum.
Outside the Museum
Certainly keeping with the old, traditional, even ancient butted up against the ultra-modern aesthetic that could describe a large part of South Korea as a whole.
Prince Albert II was Here
Certainly our visitation memorial tree will be soon to follow the Prince of Monaco.
Giant Hand-axe Statue
We still had not realized the importance and historical significance of the site or museum.
No Parking in Prehistory
Amusing sign that reads, "No Parking. This is the entrance for Paleolithic people, please park your car in the parking lot." Witty.
Futuristic Jeongok Prehistory Museum (전곡선사박물관)
To be honest, we arrived having no idea this existed. Quite a peculiar site set out here amongst the agricultural land and farm houses.
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