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Monday, December 20, 2004

trains

I've always been scared as hell when taking a long-distance bus in Korea. Trains I like. If possible, I always take the train instead of any other means of transportation. For the last five years I've spent only a small part of my life in Korea, but been in a long-distance train more there than here in Finland.

Ohmynews has a train story
, deliberately nostalgic, which sort of takes me back there.

Mugunghwa train arriving at Gupo station in Pusan. (Linked from Ohmynews) ⓒ2004 정윤수

Twilight at Miryang station. (Linked from Ohmynews) ⓒ2004 정윤수

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