To a certain extent, a tower is a tower. Every major city seems to have one and they often seem like a cash grab. Regardless, we paid the money to go up the N Seoul Tower and I'm glad we did. Looking out over Seoul made me appreciate just how huge it it is. It sprawls for mile after mile in every direction. As someone who grew up in a city of less than a million, it sort of boggles my mind.
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These are so great!
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very beautiful
ReplyDeletei feel the same way...large cities get me every time.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful way to really take in all of your seoul!
I wonder what it is about people that when we get together we choose to build tall buildings. Whatever it is, I can definitely appreciate the view that they provide. I grew up in Chicago, but I've heard from my friends that you don't know what "crowded" means until you've visited Asia.
ReplyDeletebeautiful, janis. that lock-covered bridge is like the one in paris! (but way more crowded and colorful, probably!)
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Yes! I had heard there was something similar in Paris!
Deleteso cool janis! i always enjoy your pictures. what are those attached to the railings?
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Lover's locks! :)
Deletethis pictures are ridiculously gorgeous. love that little boy looking out :)
ReplyDeletewell isn't that just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI like getting glimpses of this place. Korea is low on my list of places to travel to (maybe your photos will change that), so I've never even researched what to see or do there. Looking forward to seeing more. Hope you guys are adjusting easily to the new life!
ReplyDeleteWow! Seoul! I would love love love to go there someday! Looks beautiful. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos, thank you for sharing! x
ReplyDeleteHello! I think these shots look wonderful! Did you guys put a lock on that bridge? Looks great! Thanks for the photos!
ReplyDeleteWe forgot to buy to buy one before and the ones there were a bit tacky (although maybe that's the point!). Regardless, if we go back when family is visiting, we'll bring a cool one!
DeleteLove those 'lovers locks', so special
ReplyDeleteCan I just say...I love that last photo so much. Amazing.
ReplyDeletethis looks amazing. So glad you're getting to explore! how fun.
ReplyDeletehi janis- just found your blog....your pictures from this time away are lovely. looking forward to following along!
ReplyDeletethese are lovely photos. i haven't been to korea since 1998 so really great to see. i also stumbled on your blog and think it's a great find!
ReplyDeletewow- your blog is such a beautiful place. Love everything- right down to the name. Such great photos- so happy I found you!
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