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Seokchon Lake Park.
Il lago Seokchon era originariamente una parte del fiume Han.
C'era un'isola chiamata Burido nel mezzo del fiume Han che lo divideva in due, il fiume Songpa (la parte settentrionale) e il fiume Sincheon (la parte meridionale).
Nell'aprile del 1971, iniziò un progetto di costruzione per collegare Burido con la terraferma.
Proseguì allargando il fiume Songpa e chiudendo il fiume Sincheon.
A causa di questa costruzione, la parte meridionale chiusa del fiume Han divenne il lago Seokchon e il terreno creato dal progetto di bonifica divenne Jamsil-dong e Sincheon-dong.
Negli anni '70, dopo la costruzione, il lago Seokchon e l'area circostante erano sgradevoli alla vista.
Fu creato un sentiero pedonale e piantati alberi, trasformando l'area in un parco.
In seguito, il lago Seokchon divenne inquinato causando un cattivo odore.
La gente evitava il parco del lago Seokchon per questo motivo.
Nel 2001, Songpagu lo ha designato come attrazione turistica e ha avviato un progetto di manutenzione per ripulire l'acqua e consentire il recupero del sistema ecologico.
Seokchon Lake Park.
Seokchon Lake was originally a part of the Han River.
There was an island called Burido in the middle of the Han River that divided it into two, the Songpa River (the northern part) and the Sincheon River (the southern part).
In April 1971, a construction project began to connect Burido with the mainland.
It went on to widen the Songpa River and close off the Sincheon River.
Because of this construction, the closed off southern part of the Han River became Seokchon Lake, and the land created by the reclamation project became Jamsil-dong and Sincheon-dong.
In the 1970s, after construction, Seokchon Lake and the surrounding area were unsightly.
A walking path was created and trees were planted, turning the area into a park.
Later, Seokchon Lake became polluted, causing a bad smell.
People avoided Seokchon Lake Park because of this.
In 2001, Songpagu designated it as a tourist attraction and initiated a maintenance project to clean the water and allow the ecological system to recover.
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A lobster shack in the early morning light in the fishing village of Corea.
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Palazzo Changdeokgung - Sala Seonjeongjeon.
Il soffitto è decorato con dancheong (vari disegni dipinti con colori vivaci).
Changdeokgung Palace - Seonjeongjeon Hall.
The ceiling is decorated with dancheong (various designs painted in bright colors).
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North Korea joined South Korea in qualifying for the 2010 World Cup following a 0-0 draw against Saudi Arabia.
After the final match of Group B North Korea finished second top behind South Korea, who have 16.
It means that both Koreas have qualified automatically for the World Cup finals next year in South Africa.
© Eric Lafforgue
uploaded in dedication to David Duchemin, just about my favorite photoblogger who just yesterday apparently fell off a wall in Pisa Italy and nearly died while trying to make a no-doubt killer photo- find his blog here: www.pixelatedimage.com/blog/ and a description of the incident here: www.jeffreychapman.com/culturalphotographer/2011/04/24/da... gotta stay safe out there while trying to get the shot, so we can make photos tomorrow as well! have a nice day from Maine, Usa.
O el oscuro surco de los años.
Or the dark path of the years.
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