Three Star Photos: Dog tied up at a chicken restaurant
The marquee sign on the restaurant is advertising spicy chicken stew.
November, 2018. Kodak Ultramax 400
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Are those skis? For snow? The contrast between the general look of the place and the digital sign is nice. Albeit it a rather old digital sign. I’m not sure I’d want to try the spicy chicken stew, though…
That could also be a giant wheel of edam cheese on the right.I love these pics Marcus – they show the underbelly of a highly technological country . . fascinating.
Those are skis. I didn't notice them before. Gangneung is not too far from ski country, which is why the Olympics were here. Maybe the owners are avid skiers.Spicy chicken stew is delicious, if the cook doesn't go overboard with the chillis. I'm not sure I'd eat it here, though.
A tub of edam. Yum. Yes, there is quite a bit of contrast here. BMWs and Mercedes drive by old women collecting cardboard in carts for recycling on the street.
I agree with Mr Sheephouse. I get the impression many of these buildings will disappear in the not too distant future. They’re great to see – warts & all. Beats concrete &glass&immaclately kept gardens any day.
Are those skis? For snow? The contrast between the general look of the place and the digital sign is nice. Albeit it a rather old digital sign. I’m not sure I’d want to try the spicy chicken stew, though…
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That could also be a giant wheel of edam cheese on the right.I love these pics Marcus – they show the underbelly of a highly technological country . . fascinating.
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Those are skis. I didn't notice them before. Gangneung is not too far from ski country, which is why the Olympics were here. Maybe the owners are avid skiers.Spicy chicken stew is delicious, if the cook doesn't go overboard with the chillis. I'm not sure I'd eat it here, though.
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A tub of edam. Yum. Yes, there is quite a bit of contrast here. BMWs and Mercedes drive by old women collecting cardboard in carts for recycling on the street.
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I agree with Mr Sheephouse. I get the impression many of these buildings will disappear in the not too distant future. They’re great to see – warts & all. Beats concrete &glass&immaclately kept gardens any day.
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These places are interesting to photograph, but I wish the owners would put a little effort into keeping the place at least neat.
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