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Seoul, South Korea
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Namdaemun Gate
Seoul, South Korea
“There are great challenges ahead of us, giant opportunities to be met. I welcome that exciting prospect and feel to say to the Lord humbly, ‘Give me this mountain, give me these challenges.'
Spencer W. Kimball
Spencer W. Kimball
The Reason I'm in Korea
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- Kim
- 2007-Jim bought a great camera (Nikon D40X). It is fun to use and considering the unlimited number of photos we can take, we usually have a high probability of taking one that is satisfactory. Anyway, with this camera and admitting that just as "all roads lead to Rome", all communications lead to the internet (a fact that I have long denied), I have embraced the blog wholeheartedly.
5 comments:
Is that Jim or Matt Lauer?
dang i need to study my world geography more! all i know is that statue is of benjamin franklin, in boston, and the pyramids are, well, the pyramids. in cairo.
I would be so jealous. Except the flying part. Yuck. Very cool to see so much of the world, though.
I'm figuring these out. Having trouble with the first Boston one. I will post my answers soon.
What fun adventures y'all are having.
OK, is the fact that I have an answer for each of these evidence I've spent too much time searching wikipedia today?
How fun you've seen all these places that I only get to read about.
1) Tianamen Square, China
2) India Gate, New Dehli
3) Sultan Ahmed Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey (If you search this one on wikipedia, they have a photo almost identical to yours--crazy).
4) Hagia Sofia, Istanbul, Turkey
5) Great Pyramids, Giza (Cairo)
6) Old State House, Boston
7) 1st Public School, aka Boston Latin School
8) Boston Skyline viewed from Boston Harbor
Hope I win!
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