Susan's Shanghai Blog - Week 36 - Day 4
Day 4 in Seoul was just an ugly day! We woke up and it was raining! We were supposed to take a walking tour of another palace, but Tom was coming down with a bit of a cold and it was raining pretty hard, so we decided not walking around for 2 hours outside was the better option. Instead, we headed to the War Memorial of Korea and the Korean War Museum.
Here is an old plane, which was hanging from the ceiling, that shows how bombs were dropped before they actually invented bombers! Tom with an armoured car.
Tom was having a great time with all of the old planes. And a Russian MiG-15 fighter. It was heavily armed and extremely maneuverable, making it a good opponent for the American F-86F Sabre jets.
There was also a place where you got to shoot a semi-automatic machine gut at targets .. I was pretty good, so anyone thinking of breaking into my house ... beware! This is an overall view of a bunch of the 2-story items .. a couple planes, a helicopter, and a couple parachutists. We went to the cafeteria for lunch, as as we went, we went by the courtyard and took a bunch of pictures. There seemed to be something going on, we assume a wedding. But you can see that it is really nasty outside, raining quite hard. And these arrows that have explosives on the tips. So you light the fuse and then shoot the arrow. Now, this may be a little hard to describe. It was a plate with chicken, vegetables, and noodles. and it came with scissors! We're like ... um ... oh ... what??? Thank goodness the people at the table next to us had ordered the same thing and it came at about the same time, so again, we apologize to the people seated next to us for staring, but we really had no idea what to do with the scissors! Seems that you use the scissors to cut the chicken and noodles into edible sizes. It doesn't look like much, but it was really good! The restaurant itself was nice looking with cool lighting and walls.
So this we just had to take a picture of. In all of the metro stations that we were in, as you are walking through the corridors, you sometimes come across these cabinets that have gas masks and oxygen tanks. Are the Koreans really worried about some sort of an attack that they would need these things?
Well, now to the last day. |