Vladivostok, Russia and Incheon, Korea (7) 2010 Photo Gallery by Richard Young at pbase.com

Vladivostok, Russia and Incheon, Korea (7) 2010

• Vladivostok, the Russian naval port, was frozen and it snowed when we visited. But there's nothing like having a double shot of Russian vodka with your cafeteria style lunch.
• Incheon, a Korean port. Yes, the market place had special steamed dumplings. In the underground mall, I found out that an unlocked iPhone cost about $770 US.

Icebreaker 003.jpg	Vladivostok Harbor 005.jpg	Icebreaker 006.jpg	Incheon Tour Bus 010.jpg	Incheon 012.jpg
Death Row 013.jpg	Thorns 016.jpg	Cold Cuts 017.jpg	Garlic! 018.jpg	Skate Bottom 021.jpg
Food Market 022.jpg	Bovine Cuisine 023.jpg	Market 025.jpg	Fishmonger 027.jpg	What do you suggest? 029.jpg
OK, tourist lady, I steam some fresh dumplings for you! 030.jpg	Dumplings and Soup for Tourist Lady 033.jpg	Steamed Dumplings 035.jpg	The Comedian 036.jpg	More Dumplings 037.jpg
My New BFF 039.jpg	Spam, it's everywhere 040.jpg	Vendor 041.jpg	Alley 042.jpg	Bupyeong Station (부평역) Underground Mall 043.jpg
045.jpg	Steve Jobs meets Oprah 046.jpg	Fanny Enhancement 047.jpg	Mall 050.jpg	Bovine Offal: a lung, a bung, a tongue 051.jpg
Boxers - the most artistic I've seen, but it did not fit me. 052.jpg	Incheon 055.jpg	Incheon 056.jpg	Hagfish, kkomjangeo (꼼장어), Korean delicacy 058.jpg	060.jpg
061.jpg	Ocean Princess Buffet, where the pizza was quite tasty 062.jpg	Incheon, Korea.png	Vladivostok, Russia.png	Korea China Russia Japan.gif

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