Korea

Mark Snyder sent these photos from early in the tour!

Here's the Mystery Machine parked on a wall at a Korean Buddhist temple under some prayer lanterns. The lanters are "rented" by people who attach their names and a wish for the coming year, and are then hung for a time in the temple grounds until they are eventually taken down and used again by someone else.


	Mystery Machine on a low wall opposite a gate leading to a private part of the temple.


	Parked on the back of my car. You can see my old US Military (SOFA) license plate. The 3- indicates it was registered in Seoul.


	Another shot with the prayer lanterns...



								The Mystery Machine cruises the top of a wall with the colorfully painted eaves of a temple roof in the background.



		Me and the Mystery Machine standing with a cannon used in the 1870's by Korean soldiers who were attempting to repel a US military expedition to "open up" the country.


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