Check out at Discover Korea black and white photos of travelers climbing through windows to get a seat on a bus or sitting on the luggage racks of trains to get home for the holiday.
HT to GI Korea.
Korea... in Blog Format
by Sonagi on October 4, 2009
Check out at Discover Korea black and white photos of travelers climbing through windows to get a seat on a bus or sitting on the luggage racks of trains to get home for the holiday.
HT to GI Korea.
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thanks for the link!
the picture of the woman with the suitcase on her head & the baby on her back reminds me of the way women do things where i come from.
did women carry things on their heads around here in the past? it’s really a very convenient way of doing things if you don’t have transport. & it’s good for your posture too.
Great pictures.
Alice, ajummas still carry stuff around on their heads. The ones who deliver food do it all the time, even in Seoul. They have a pretty good balancing act going on a lot of the time.
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