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Countryside of 1967-1968
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Bicycle shop in ChangPaRi. Looks more like a department store. |  |
Libby Bridge looking south. Picture was taken after passing the guard post on the north end. |
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Ancient Buddhist statues located near Stanton Airfield. Buddhist Temple blocked from view by the trees. |  |
Libby Bridge toward the center of the Bridge looking south to ChangPaRi. |
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ChangPaRi sometime in the summer of 1968. |  |
Rice Paddy, I think, at the south end of Libby Bridge. |
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Children playing by the road side in ChangPaRi. |
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Downtown Seoul |
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Vegetable Market |  |
Is this fountain still in Seoul? |
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Market in Munsan? |  |
Reflection in right side of picture is of the Chase Manhattan Bank in Seoul the summer of 1968. |
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Clothing store in Munsan? |  |
Bus after bus lined up and crawling through down town Seoul. |
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Gone out of business. |  |
Pedestrian walkways in the busy area of Seoul on a slow Sunday afternoon. |
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Village home made of mud brick and mud plastered walls with stick thatched roof and fence. |  |
This little one was looking everything over as her bus moved through Seoul. |
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Im Jin River below RC#3. Below this site is where the engineers built the pontoon bridge during dry season. |  |
Just outside Seoul the terrain is steep and rugged. |
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Iron Bridge across small stream in Munsan area. |  |
Enlarge to see the haze covered peaks in the distance. |
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Lady on farm somewhere south of Libby Bridge. |  |
The ROK's jet pilots practiced their runs in and out of these mountains. They had a lot of nerve. Passages are narrow. |
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The US Forces had the Matthew House here at Walker Hill. This was the nicest resort in Seoul at the time. |  |
Washing clothes in a stream is bad enough but walking home among the rumbling tanks had to be a trial. |
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Countryside of 1967-1968
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