I went out for a little half drunken stroll with my good friend Mark the other night. It was fairly warm, the first really warm night of the summer, and we grabbed a few ice cold bottles of Cass and headed out.
We hit all the high points on the north end of Sokcho, the ferry terminal, a pavilion that overlooks the ocean, the rocks by the beach where we sat and drank yet more beer, and finally the sea police memorial.
Along this grand trek I was able to find a few photographic opportunities for my faithful viewers.
1. Sitting by the beach having a cold beer I spied this little kid perched on one of the huge concrete blocks they put on the seafront to combat erosion.
2. The memorial to the sea police who have lost their lives in cross border raids with the D.P.R.K. since the end of the war in 1953.
3. A cold front had passed through Sokcho earlier in the day leaving this incredible line of clouds moving across the east sea towards Japan.
4. A poster in the ferry terminal with a great message.
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