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| Korean ginseng - supposedly the best and most potent in the world. |
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| Korean traditional masks. |
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| More examples of seafood and other meat to sample if you dare. |
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| tiny dried fish, to... |
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| But watch out for ladies with carts... |
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| ...and balancing plates of hot food. You have to be on guard! |
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| Picking out our lunch. Most of the older women in Korea are Grandma Alice size! |
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| Goods just get dumped on the street for you to rummage through and bargain on. |
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| Everything from hairbands, to... |
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| eels - you name it. We didn't get pics of stationery, leather, wigs, socks, electronics & on & on. |
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| When you get tired of the activity up top, you can go literally underground to the black market. |
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| ...men carrying chairs on their backs... |
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| Retreating into the few quiet alleys is more my pace... |
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| Busy intersection. |
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| The place smells of fish everywhere. Seafood sits out all day, but has many buyers. |
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| vitamins and toiletries, to...(nice pose, ha!)... |
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| Once you've pushed your way through the huge underground area, it's time to find the sun again. |
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| ...women with umbrellas (rain or shine)... |
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| But Aaron is happiest out in the thick of it. |
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