A Korean blogger has set up a beautiful site introducing Korea’s early modern architecture through period post cards.
It’s an absolute MUST SEE. Seriously. Who needs online porn when you have stuff like this?
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I must beg to differ with you there, Robert.
No matter how great these cards are (and they are!), online porn is nothing to shake a stick at.
Or is it? Had to do it — sorry. ㅋㅋ
And — I got first!
These post cards really are nice. Just wish the red “Stamp” was a bit less obtrusive…….
Is the old Gyeonggi Girls’ High School lot still sitting vacant? Or after the US government was forced to give up the site for its new embassy building, did the Seoul City government suddenly decide that it was not historically significant afterall and allow someone to build an office building or something there?