Alley
This alley does not look beautiful, but I am just glad to see this kind of place still exists in Seoul.
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10 comments:
I walked a lot near Anguk station today. So many streets like that and beautiful old style houses. I enjoyed this moment a lot.
Were you looking for a fortune teller there? ^^
It looks clean!!
LOL at Dive's comment and, as Neva noted, that's a very clean alley.
I like it though. Seems enigmatic. Maybe a bit dangerous - when you turn that corner at the end, that is.
You are right! Sometimes beautiful things have no value - we must look deeper
There always seems to be these types of alleys in any city ... the blind corner appears mysterious ... what lies around it?
I can see a traditional tea house at the end of the alley. i guess Sunkyoung had some tea there...:)
Fabulous shot!
Eric - My company is next to Insadong and this alley was taken nearby.
Dive - Hahaha, no, I wasn't. That fortune teller place just happened to be there and actually I was on my way back to work from lunch. It's really great to read your comment FINALLY! Talk to you soon.
Neva - Yeah, it was not dirty and just old.
Fenix - ^o^
Eliane - Haha, in fact, when you turn the corner, there is a ramyeon(ramen in Japanese) restaurant.
Richard - Absolutely!
BW - As I replied to Eliane's, there is a very tiny restaurant on the right side.
Youngsin - Sorry, but I just passed by that cafe.:)
Meg - Thanks a lot.
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