Walking home from Cheonho Station. This street is parallel to the Han river, and goes past the Olympic park (in the direction of the photo). The trees are Gingko Biloba. Yes, the cars park on the sidewalk. The street wasn't very busy yesterday, due to Chusok. All of the businesses were closed.
Once it passes the Olympic Park, it curves to the right and goes on to Jamsil, and then to the Sports Complex. The trees on the left are, again, Gingko Biloba. The trees on the right, I'm not sure what they are, but they have GIGANTIC leaves. I keep thinking I'd love to take a leaf home to press, but I have nothing big enough to press it in. Maybe put it under the glass on my dresser?
Walking home from Cheonho Station. This street is parallel to the Han river, and goes past the Olympic park (in the direction of the photo). The trees are Gingko Biloba. Yes, the cars park on the sidewalk. The street wasn't very busy yesterday, due to Chusok. All of the businesses were closed.
Once it passes the Olympic Park, it curves to the right and goes on to Jamsil, and then to the Sports Complex. The trees on the left are, again, Gingko Biloba. The trees on the right, I'm not sure what they are, but they have GIGANTIC leaves. I keep thinking I'd love to take a leaf home to press, but I have nothing big enough to press it in. Maybe put it under the glass on my dresser?
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