These gates are to protect some tables from a 16th century Korean ruler (or so says the sign). You can't go in an see them, though.
posted by RPShep @ 12:04 PM
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The adventures of a 30-year-old American in Korea (and beyond): Miscommunications, observations, frustrations, and a whole mess of pictures.
Monday, October 18, 2004
These gates are to protect some tables from a 16th century Korean ruler (or so says the sign). You can't go in an see them, though.
About Me
- Name: RPShep
- Location: United States
I'm an American who lived in Korea for six years. While there, I taught at a Korean university. I'm currently living in the US studying for my PhD in Rhetoric and Composition.
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- One of the statues at the temple.
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- Another sculpture on one of the Buddist temples.
- A temple near the base of the mountain.
- A temple under construction.
- Man, I have bad luck with bikes here
- Slow Dancing in Korea
- Korean Video Game Culture
- It's Friday
- Field Day
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