The Gardens at Sanjusangendo and Chishaku-In in Kyoto
Local Street food market in Incheon, ROK. The food looked delicious and there was so much of it! Probably a dozen little huts set up all selling fruits, vegetables, and potatoes is varying kinds 🙂
My best picture of the pearl diver statue in Muscatine Iowa. For those who don’t know, Muscatine was the Pearl Button capital of the world. You may actually still have pearl buttons on some blouses, they are the whitish buttons with rainbow pastel colors. Usually very thin. This is where they gathered the pearls and made the buttons.
The Monument at the War Memorial of Korean. Funny thing, I thought it was supposed to be the Korean War Museum (i.e. just that war), but it is actually dedicated to all the wars they’ve fought in. So it included stuff clear back to the ancient days. This monument though was their big dedication to the Korean War.
Small waterfall amidst the big ones at Panther Falls in Virginia
I like this picture of Seoul; it almost looks like something out of the really old-fashioned cameras. 🙂
You can see these scattered across the streets of Japan and Korea; I found them kind of comforting 🙂
Lucky Cat! The kids love these 🙂 I have to admit, they are pretty precious.
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I think the visitors at some of the Japanese Shrines were more interested in the flowers than in the shrines themselves. There were tons of huge SERIOUS cameras and tripods out and about being used to catch this particular bush. My little camera can hardly do justice to their beauty. 🙂
A Life Savored 