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Alternative text: Crossing Geumgang Bridge. There's a two direction pedestrian/2wheeler lanes, and one lane for cars. The fort walls are visible on the left perched on the hill.
Alternative text: I did a small detour along the village roads and came across this new-old-stock (NOS) patio in the middle of nowhere.
Alternative text: It is common to see loudspeakers all over the Korean countryside. Sirens do go off sometimes, but I probably see more emergency broadcast SMS nowadays than loudspeakers.
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Alternative text: Inside the Hanok village. Not really visible here, but entrance to each door is by NFC keycard. Nice.
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Alternative text: GPS plots from my trusty Garmin Colorado 300 GPS. Still a thing in 2017! This is the entire perimeter of the wall. Half of the wall is over hills & forest and the other half is cutting through the city - which means there's enough convenience stores to refuel.
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Alternative text: Buy canned sardines for souvenirs. It keeps forever and makes good emergency food.
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Alternative text: Specimen 3: Twin Daedongs
Alternative text: Specimen 4: Beat up snout
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Alternative text: Specimen 5: Upgraded front lamp Daedong
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Alternative text: The area in question is between Euljiro-4 and Euljiro-3 Metro station and south of the small stream on the map
Alternative text: These shops are close to Euljiro-4 station. Start of my walk. Nothing interesting yet.
Alternative text: Walking into the small alleys, here's the first workshop, sewing machines. It took me some time to meter this show, trying to balance the strong backlighting with the shadows inside the shop. And this is the reason I prefer film, you can control the contrast by development and prevent blown highlights.
Alternative text: One of the thing I like about this market (and markets in Korea in general) are all these transport Daelim bikes.
Alternative text: ... And sometimes there are the more discrete fuel-saving ones too...
Alternative text: Or these ones that look like those human transporter in smaller towns in China.
Alternative text: Here's a hybrid Daelim.
Alternative text: Or a human powered pull-carts. I guess they just leave them on Sundays since no one will steal them.
Alternative text: Motor envy
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Alternative text: Lets have a look at the alleys. There are the occasional pedestrian or dogs and cats, but otherwise it is quiet as hell
Alternative text: I believe that this restaurant was opened when I passed by. Usually places like these have the best food, but I was not hungry at the time.
Alternative text: I think I know what they make here...
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Alternative text: I took this obligatory bokeh shot. The 24mm Elmarit ASPH does a nice job at it. In the background, some sign of humanity.
Alternative text: I like machine shops. They bring the feeling of being in the industrial age. That could be the reason I almost always look for them to photograph
Alternative text: Discarded machine parts litter this alley way close to the stream up north of the original map on this post. They could be spare parts.
Alternative text: More parts...
Alternative text: Here's a guy that's working overtime in his workshop.
Alternative text: The deeper you go into the alleys, the more one-man workshop you will find. I don't know what this one does, it looks like a jewellery workbench.
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