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RE: Beautiful scenery and wonderful snow in Seoul, Korea
I’m very glad to see you around here. Thanks so much for your nice comment and sharing your direct experience about snow with me.
Ah! As far as I see the snow from the pictures or in the movies, it looks pretty and I would love to experience it by myself someday…
Um! In the meantime, I could not imagine what’s going on when it’s melting....and how ugly it would be.... But, okay, I believe you! Ha ha! ;)
I don't know If I have some picture of it, if not... then I'd make one next winter.
Normally one only make a snap shot of beautiful images, not the ugly one, right? hahahaha.
You can just imagine a snow ice in your bowl, when it starts melting... but change the image into melting snow on the ground... it's muddy... soon become a swamp, a pool of brown dirty water. :)
And by the way... if we refer to the law, anyone own a house is responsible to clear up the walkway along the property you own from falling leaves in the autumn and snow as well as frozen ice in winter at 7am at the latest in weekdays and not later than 8 am at weekend and holidays. If along the day the snow still falls, one need to repeat again. The point is, the walk way must always be free from snow, with the widht of 2 person standing together side by side without colliding. If one abandon this obligation, in case someone falls there and break their limb or perhaps even worse (the postman for example, or anybody taking a stroll early in the morning with their dogs), then we would be held responsible.
Can you imagine that T_T.
So it's not only nice. :-D
But to enjoy it for a holiday is ofcourse nice. :)
Oh! I can see clearly now what ugly snow looks like when it is melting. Good comparison!
And I can imagine what you have faced due to the strict law about snow. I now understand you why you said, "it’s not only nice".
Thanks for sharing your direct experience with me. ;)
p.s. No need to find the pictures of it….., I believe you! ;))