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Tag Archives: history
Chess in the Park
While out sightseeing on Sunday afternoon, I turned a corner and saw this interesting group of men. I decided that I had to check out what was going on. What games were they playing. In many parts of the world … Continue reading
Posted in Games, Korea, Travel
Tagged Baduk, Chess, Culture, games, Gangnam Style, history, Janggi, Korean Chess, memories, Seoul, South Korea, travel
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Gyeongbokgung
Gyeongbokgung or Palace Greatly Blessed by Heaven was built just after the Joseon Dynasty was founded in 1392. The palace has an interesting history with prosperous times and also times of destruction and neglect. Today I will only share a … Continue reading
Posted in Korea, Memories, Travel
Tagged Architecture, Culture, Gyeongbokgung, history, memories, Palace, Pavilion, Reflecting Pool, Reflections, Seoul, Skyline, travel
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