It's nice that the button for crossing the street has braille for the blind, but how will a blind person ever find it? |
The view out my window. |
I had the pleasure of being above the Hotel's rubbish heap. |
The toilet in my room boasts a bidet and heated seat. I used trial, error and courage to figure out the controls. |
This creepyish carving hangs over the headboard of my bed, staring down at me with its dead eyes. |
This shower stall stands just outside the Oceanside Hotel's entrance. It's caulked, nicely tiled and obviously placed with intention but has no plumbing. I cannot fathom its purpose. |
The beach is 2 walking minutes away and wretched. |
A line of washed-up filth as far as the eye can see. All the visible structures are drink joints. |
I saw several interesting items on the beach, including this dead rodent and (not pictured) a used hypodermic. |
An important warning. The bridge to Jamjin Island hosts one of these every 50 yards for the benefit of drivers wanting sense and memory. |
I saw many Koreans digging for clams or oysters or whatever at Jamjin Island. |
I presume these grim implements sold by a nearby store are for the purpose of unearthing and killing said clams/oysters. |
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