Due for a re-print, even if it was written by happy-clappy imperialist spawn.

However much would need to be updated as many of the places mentioned have disappeared.

One thing though, with your pictures, I see that you’re using a rather small camera. When you collect all your stories and pictures and make a book someday (wishful thinking on my part) will the picture size be large enough for printing?

I’m an avid collector of books on korea written in English (more than a 1,000) and what I don’t have and think is lacking is a photo-historical sites-essay book.

There’s a book (don’t qoute me on this) written by clarkson and I think grayson called Discovering Seoul and one of my dreams would be to have pictures accompanying their descriptions for each location.

It would make no sense to be proud of something I had no hand in creating. It would make even less sense to take pride in the acheivements inspired by others’ religions.

Whoops! A little too much ‘pride’ in that comment…

Strange, isn’t it, that Man in all the world’s civilizations tends to reserve his best for religious art and architecture?

Thanks to Kim Il Sung and Curtis LeMay, Korea's historical architecture is hard to find. But the Marmot Robert Koehler does a fine job of finding what remains -- his "Korea photos" posts at the Marmot's Hole are always very …