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    this 'wopper' crab easily fed two people: by rogerinkorea, Views[243]
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         		 haggling crab prices-Ganggu Harbour: by rogerinkorea, Views[1136]
         		 sea-going trawler unloaded of its catch ready to go back out: by rogerinkorea, Views[301]
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    Delicious Korean grill: by madcapjan, Views[188]
         		 Stop in South Korea for the night.: by madcapjan, Views[160]
         		 One of the temples in the Sudoek temple complex, in early morning mist.: by korea_scholarship_entry, Views[717]
         		 Spring brings with it new life and the beauty of cherry blossoms.: by korea_scholarship_entry, Views[732]
         		 A Buddha statue emerging from Wintery mist near Sudoek Temple.: by korea_scholarship_entry, Views[703]
     
    One of the thousands of lotus flowers that bloom in Korea's Summers.: by korea_scholarship_entry, Views[669]
         		 A red-capped statue to preserve the memory of lost babies at Daewon Temple.: by korea_scholarship_entry, Views[754]
         		 Christianity is a rapidly growing faith in South Korea, so of course Moses must lead the way at the sea parting.: by summeronrepeat, Views[1260]
         		 The receding tide is the perfect opportunity to dig up some delicious eats.: by summeronrepeat, Views[327]
         		 The legend of the sea parting is well established folklore and tradition on Jin island.: by summeronrepeat, Views[416]
     
    As the tide recedes, thousands of people set out on foot to cross the narrow land bridge to a nearby island. : by summeronrepeat, Views[343]
         		 Onlookers gaze at the calm sea.: by summeronrepeat, Views[293]
         		 Danny was one of only 8 children to graduate at this start-up kindergarten.: by spotell, Views[395]
         		 Because kindergartens are privatized, student retention is a fierce competition.: by spotell, Views[336]
         		 Commercial farms are very popular field trip destinations during summer.: by spotell, Views[363]
     
    A student undergoes a dental examination during a monthly field trip.: by spotell, Views[425]
         		 Pororo is rehearsing his lines for a play at his English-speaking kindergarten.: by spotell, Views[346]
         		 Mist over Buddhist temple. While living in South Korea, I visited a few Buddhist temples. This one shot is amazing to me because I remembered hiking up the hill with umbrellas since it was pouring rain. By the time we reached the top, the rain stopped and the mist was placed over the temple. I just had to take that picture.: by trotamundos_2202, Views[507]
         		 The best bicycles have storage racks in the back - useful for transporting materials as well as dates. The bumpy roads helped with the romance; the passenger was often forced to cling tightly to the pedaler. In the developing cities of Korea, walls peppered with advertisements and political campaign posters were a common sight. : by sk4ks, Views[341]
         		 Spying is a treasured pastime of young Korean boys. Curious children often licked their fingers and carefully pressed against the translucent paper doors of their neighbors. The circular child-made hole was then torn wider to accommodate the eyes of fellow accomplices. If they were lucky, or if the resident was hard of seeing and hearing, the mischievous crew often went unpunished.: by sk4ks, Views[733]
     
    In times of poverty, people become resourceful out of necessity. Bags of food aid from the international community not only helped stave off the hunger of a war-torn nation, but the bags themselves were used for a variety of purposes. After each use, these bags, like clothes, were washed by hand and hung to dry. : by sk4ks, Views[11849]
         		 Squatters and elderly women with slouched backs are a historically common sight in Korea. Korean beggars, then and now, sit in the position of a
         		 The Modern and Contemporary History of Korea Museum started out as one man's private collection of trinkets from the 1950s-1960s. For over 30 years, Chol Bong-kwon collected everything from candy wrappers to rusty bus stands that made him nostalgic for the yesteryears of the newly formed Republic of Korea. Mr. Chol's stubborn obsession has resulted in the creation of a precious space that reminds all visitors of the rubble from which South Korea emerged to become a success story of today.: by sk4ks, Views[782]
         		 A special tree to the monks at the temple, because two branches grew into one: by katria, Views[386]
         		 A Buddhist monk at Daeheungsa Temple in a room with hundreds of small Buddhas: by katria, Views[834]
     
    Beautiful lanterns with small wishes hanging: by katria, Views[331]
         		 Only plain vegetable bibimbap (mixed rice) is served to monks and guests alike: by katria, Views[381]
         		 Breathtaking view of the Buddhist compound on Daeheungsa Mountain in South Korea: by katria, Views[668]
         		 Seoul South Korea - can happiness exist in such a unnatural metropolis.: by gl_au88, Views[281]
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