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A neighbourhood on the edge of the city which is known as a Daldongnae which literally means "moon neighbourhood/village". They were mostly constructed after the war by refugees and almost always on the sides of steep hills where nobody had previously wanted to build. The got their name because they were always up high and out beyond the city lights so residents could see the moon clearly at night when they walked home from work.

Daejeon, South Korea.

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On the wall of an old house. It was really run down. I couldn't tell if someone lived there still or if it was abandoned. If only there were yuppies in South Korea who were into renovating and snazzing up old houses. Some of these places would be amazing if you sunk a fortune into modernizing them with heating, insulation and some mod-cons. Instead they are crumbling into the mud. Sad.

Daejeon, South Korea.

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Pedestrians pass a truck advertising a television comedy program. In some ways South Korea and North Korea are more similar than many people realise.

Daejeon, South Korea.

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An elderly lady collects recycling from the street in a poor end of the city.

Daejeon, South Korea.

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Sunlight shines into the entrance of a pedestrian underpass on a sunny winters morning.

Seoul, South Korea.

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