Changdeok Palace

I can’t really recognize which is which. The palaces look the same. I am not sure if this was where the changing of the guards happened. Sorry if my information is mixed up. The only thing I remember is that the tour guide, Wendy, made us choose between driving by or walking for one hour. Majority of us chose drive by but one person’s voice was louder, stick to the original schedule, so we all got off the bus and walked for an hour thru snowy park.

Changdeok Palace, Seoul

His red jacket was a gift few years ago from Oyen.

My winter fashion is courtesy of my daughter.

Photography by husband.

I am not 5’11 tall, I was only stepping on a wooden ledge.

I went to the ladies room and added more thermal clothes. I miss wearing daster. So much lighter and more comfortable.

Every where I looked, the buildings looked the same.

The frozen ice are very slippery. Edmund survived with just an ordinary walking shoes and thick socks.

I took a picture outside from the window. It smelled very “luma”. Alam mo yung amoy luma?

It really is old, at least 500 years old. Ganyan na rin amoy ko paglalo pa akong tumanda.

There’s a souvenir shop but the items are pricey.

I forced him to stand beside the wall, eh kaso he faced the wall, mukha tuloy syang nag-me-may I go out.

My son while waiting for our bus.

Spot the difference in his photos.
#1

photo #2

If you were able to spot the difference, email me asap. First three persons will get a price.