In keeping with what I've done on previous Saturdays, I went for a nice walk this afternoon. I looked at my map and decided to try and find the Tongcheongsa Temple (or possibly Tongcheon Temple, as sa means temple), located near the Ayanggyo subway station. I didn't know if this would be a big or small temple, but as it was located along a river, I figured it would at least be a nice area for a walk. I took the subway to Ayanggyo and walked around the area for a while, and (of course) taking lots of pictures. The temple was very small and very new, so not very impressive, although the nearby bridge was quite interesting. It had a very strange archway labeled The Dream Gate - there was an explanation, but as it was in Korean, I'm afraid I can't share it with you. I walked along the Geumhogang River (gang means river) for a while, which was quite pleasant, before returning home. Photos below!
The Dream Gate as seen from a distance.
The Dream Gate!
Tongcheonsa Temple (in front of apartments)
Geumhogang River
Geumhogang River
Railroad Bridge over the Geumhogang
Tongcheonsa Temple
Tongcheonsa Temple
Left door, Tongcheonsa Temple
Right door, Tongcheonsa Temple
There was this row of light poles
along a path that seemed rather unworthy.
Nature vs. Man
We have creepy spiders like this in the Southern US too!
Ubiquitous flower photos.
What, you thought I'd take a walk without any macros?
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