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    9/30/2018 3:41 AM  #1

    Mochaman
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    From: Royse City, Texas
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    Pyongtaek Korea.

    Took a train to another town South of the place I am working in Korea. Found a huge market full of sights and smell (most bad smells). I met up with a friend of mine coming back to Songtan train station. While we were walking through the station we had 7 kids run up to us and start asking questions. At first I thought we were about to get the pickpocket treatment. But a lady ran up and explained that this was here class, and she wanted the kids to speak English to people. Would we mind if they could talk with us. What a delightful and great bunch of kids. Very polite and we had a great time speaking with them.

     

    9/30/2018 6:54 AM  #2

    Jwarley
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    Re: Pyongtaek Korea.

    Great story Ed, so very cool those kids wanted to practice speaking English with y'all.

    Wonder if the Mustang on the Bash shirt caught their eye 😉

    Life is too short to drive a boring car😎
     

    10/31/2018 8:04 AM  #3

    almcgee
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    From: Fairview, Texas
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    Re: Pyongtaek Korea.

    Nice shot Ed.  I was in Korea in 1969.  I'm sure it has changed a lot since then.  Little town called Yoju.  Air Defense site.

    Mustang Steve Bash in Gruene, Texas September29-30, 2023
     

    12/06/2018 6:20 PM  #4

    cman66
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    Re: Pyongtaek Korea.

    Mocha
    That's a great group shot.
    My Dad was in Korea For a Little while Sept '50 to August '51
    Just a bit different now me thinks.

    Cman
    PS thats a good looking hat you got 
    where cam I get me one.

     

     

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