Museum Village

This wall was up, blocking the way somewhat. It wasn't there last time I looked.

Be careful around this light.

A view from the sidewalk.

I went around to the other side and looked in on the Hanok village. There are plenty of security measures here.

Then I went up to the roof across the street.

I came back the next day, hoping for a better look in daylight.

What was this inflatable insect-looking thing?

Something seemed to be going on up there.

I got onto the roof, where I had a nice look down.

The daylight presented a better view. Most of it has been wiped out.

These buildings I believe housed a museum.

And these are neo-Hanoks.

Those ones were modern constructions.

Over yonder is Seoul Museum of History.

Then I looked over at the Kyunghyang building next door, and saw a fair amount of activity.

Moving past the fence, I went for a better view.

I could see a worker on the left side.

And someone hanging on the side of the building.

Back down on the ground, I could see that the inflatable insect was for him.

Not her.

There were protest tents set up out front.

Another path leading to the museum village.