A girl working at the shooting range. No joy in her eyes |
Targets at the shooting range. Note the pheasants on the right side. You can pay 4 Euros per shot to shoot them. If you kill one, you can take it home. |
Anti US game at the amusement park. |
A North Korean boy throws darts at a US soldier. |
Two new mothers at the Maternity Hospital in Pyongyang. The strange thing about this picture is that the guide OK'd my taking it WITHOUT asking the mothers. |
Nurse checks on premature babies at the Maternity Hospital. Like the previous picture, the mothers' opinion of a foreigner snapping a pic was not sought. |
Nurse checks on newborns at the Maternity Hospital. |
Laboratory at the Maternity Hosptial. |
Premature baby in an incubator. |
View of a collective farm. Note the poor crop conditions. |
Close up of the housing of the collective farm. |
Harvesting a crop by hand. Again, note the poor crop conditions. |
A back street in Pyongyang. A bit run down, but not too bad. |
The food section of a department store in Pyongyang. |
The same department store, furniture section. |
Liquor section of department store. |
Clothing sold at the department store. |
Department store. |
A tournament hockey match. Players were all girls from 16 to 23. Note the picture of the two Kims and the lack of spectators. |
Museum Guide |
Myohyangsan, a mountain retreat. |
A modern-looking motorcycle, the only one like it I saw. Will they ever have Hell's Angels, Pyongyan Chapter? |
This is the car in which I rode. It was made in South Korea and was very nice. |
Traffic girl, Pyongyang. These girls direct traffic with robot-like precision. My guide told me they are the first to get married as they are all young and beautiful and seen by many men. |
Lobby of the Yanggakdo Hotel, Pyongyang. This is where I stayed in Pyongyang on the second trip. |
Golf course next to the Yanggakdo Hotel, Pyongyang |