The lyric in this title is from one of my all time favourite songs from one of my all time favourite musicals - Paint your wagon. It's an irreverent look at gold-mining, marriage and religion. While Clint Eastwood may hate it, I consider it bloody fantastic!
Bookshop in Seoul station, September 2013
Outside Deoksugung palace, September 2013
Changgyeonggung, October 2013
I was thinking of these lines a few weeks ago whilst wanderingaround Hongdae in Seoul. I love to "roam" on a Sunday morningin Seoul. It's quiet, peaceful and you come across unexpected things from interesting plant holders to beautiful doors. Whether I am in Seoul or somewhere else, there is always ample time for photos and appreciation of the beautiful, weird and fascinating aspects of this country, no matter the hour!
Cheonggyecheong Stream, November 2013
Sinchon, February 2014
Changgyeonggung, October 2013
To that end, and I doubt you will think I am mad, here are some photos from my recent times in Seoul from September 2013 to March 2014. I hope you agree these sights look even better looking back!
Shop front, Hongdae, February 2014
Socks galore! Hongdae, February 2014
View of Itaewon from JR's, March 2014
Deoksugung, March 2014
Art in Hongdae, March 2014
St Patrick's day celebrations, Sindorim, March 2014
By Seoul Grand Park Zoo, October 2013
At The Nutcracker, December 2013
At The Nutcracker, December 2013
Cafe, Hongdae, February 2013
Cafe Light, Hongdae, February 2014
Wall, Hongdae, February 2014
Cocobruni, Hongdae, March 2014
Noraebang 노래방, Hongdae, March 2014
Seoul National Cemetery, March 2014
Plant-holder, Hongdae, February 2014
Deoksugung, March 2014
Deoksugung, March 2014
Rooftop view of Hongdae, March 2014
Street Art, Hondgae, March 2014
Seoul National Cemetery, March 2014
Seoul National Cemetery, March 2014
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