Speaking of the subway (Seoul Metro), this thing is enormous. Here is an example of how long a typical subway train is.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uCez9voDdM&feature=channel_page
We arrived at the location and found a mass of people wearing green. We waited around and waited around, curious as to where this "parade" was going to be. A green priest and bag pipe player walked past us, followed by a giant Guinness balloon.
We began to follow. After about 200 yards, we realized, we, the crowd, were the parade. We walked up and down small streets in this neighborhood eventually looping back to the main stage in the park where we started at. And so concluded the St. Patrick's Day Parade.
3 comments:
What a fun parade! Did they release a bunch of balloons at some point? I remember seeing a ton of those green balloons bundled up in other pics.
That train is like winter in Alaska, nine months long! Wouldn't it just be easier to have an underground moving sidewalk?
...Where's your green clothes?
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