What greeted me at Daegwallyeong (대관영, 大關領) after an afternoon of heavy snowfall and traffic jam was a snow-covered "winter wonderland". I have a great time playing with snow. Walking through waist-deep snow was one of those awesome experience. Tasting snow was another. Pardon me if I sound more excited than I should be. I have not seen so much soft untouched snow in my life. I could have taken more pictures of the snow landscapes at Daegwallyeong if not for the limited daylight. Severe coldness was not a concern.
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Song River frozen and covered in thick snow. (Click for larger image) |
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The snowy road to Samyang Ranch. Wind turbines of Daegwallyeong at far end. (Click for larger image) |
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The beautiful snow landscape made the freezing temperature bearable. I would have roam further if not for the dimming daylight. |
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After an afternoon of snowfall, the "aged" land looks like it was "rejuvenated". |
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