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Incheon International Airport.
Volo Seoul - Roma.
Arrivederci Corea.
Incheon International Airport.
Flight Seoul - Rome.
Goodbye Korea.
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03/05/15. Incheon, South Korea. A Hankuk Fiber Fibird.
[Route 11]
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Today's story and sketch "by me" you see Munchak Gofish the "EBRA" Earth Blimp Racing Association, Race Steward,
and race weapons inspector, he is Piloting the official EBRA weapon retrieval glider. Today's scene is stop five on
the Race Course, which is a beautiful setting on the coast of South Korea, with a very large sea port and intergalactic
space hub, with Galactic Transport connections to Interstellar Worm Holes to far away moons and planets.
As the blimps get close to the official scoring tower, Munchak has gotten a complaint from team "Shadow Lizard", the amphibian entry from a damp moon. It it actually named "Damp Moon Six", oribiting
the planet Uranus. An emergency call came in they were taking Stun Ray hits from team (Big Pink), the all female team
from the moon Lickiti in orbit around Saturn, they are known to be a nasty bunch.
And we have tried our best to inform our readers with description's of the contestants,
as described by the Intergalactic Alien Spotters identification Guide,
team "The Big Pink", are described as very pink, and look like large tongues with eyes and arms, and it is the same,
team who had their weapons confiscated early in the race, but it seems some may have been missed.
Munchak had best be careful we have been informed he will be armed, locked and loaded when he boards their Blimp.
We are sure the last weapons search was incomplete after Official Binali gofish while doing the first search had
a few Alien Adult Beverages with the Big Pink Crew, and was actually on board for three days before he woke up and
took the weapons he did find.
It is a good thing Munchak is a non drinking, no nonsense official.
We at the Blog wish him Luck on his search, and we will have more to that story at our next stop, number six on the
"EBRA' Blimp Race Scoring Station", It will be at Fukuoka Prefecture, Intergalactic transit station,
situated on the northern shore of the Japanese island of Kyushu, known for it's Big Cherry Moon Pies.
Till then taa ta the Rod Blog.
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Goes up to the 2018 Azalea festival at Goryeosan Mt., and climbing to Hyeolgusan Mt. in Ganghwado Island
Beautiful skies over the city of Incheon. This photo was taken from Muuido, off the coast and near the airport
Muuido, Korea
September 2025
Transportation service at Incheon Station first started in May 1900 from a structure with a size of 300.3m². The current station was constructed in June 1960 as a modern reinforced-concrete building with a size of 774.9㎡. Rather than handling passengers, Incheon Station has a railway line along the pier designed to handle freight passing through Incheon Port. The station premises can hold a total of 1,315 freight cars, including exclusive and branch lines.
I took this one at the Incheon International Airport while waiting to board a connecting flight to Bangkok.
took a trip to japan. it just seems the natural thing to do, visit the birthplace of bokeh..
first up i'd like to thank:
and lastly but not least SteveToronto who accompanied me on this trip..
i took over 10gigs of photos, had to delete some and start shooting in jpg towards the end of the trip to save space, i'll be upping photos for the rest of the month probably..
happy holidays to all..
took a trip to japan. it just seems the natural thing to do, visit the birthplace of bokeh..
first up i'd like to thank:
and lastly but not least SteveToronto who accompanied me on this trip..
i took over 10gigs of photos, had to delete some and start shooting in jpg towards the end of the trip to save space, i'll be upping photos for the rest of the month probably..
happy holidays to all..
took a trip to japan. it just seems the natural thing to do, visit the birthplace of bokeh..
first up i'd like to thank:
and lastly but not least SteveToronto who accompanied me on this trip..
i took over 10gigs of photos, had to delete some and start shooting in jpg towards the end of the trip to save space, i'll be upping photos for the rest of the month probably..
happy holidays to all..