Youngmin,

Thank you for your photos where I play seek and hide more than 40 years ago. It made tear drops in my eye. I hope to go back where my nostalgia is soon.

Thank you again,

Brian Park

저의 사진을 봐주셔서 진심으로 감사드립니다. 393Bird 님께서는 제가 태어나기 전에 백의리에 주둔해 계셧습니다... 그러니 저보다 연배가 한참 높으싶니다...저의 아버님만큼.... 어렷을적 기억은 오로지 393Bird 님같은 U.S Army와 저의 아버님 같은 KO Army의 기억뿐입니다. 아버님은 Honest John 에서 근무하셨습니다.

I was in the US Army, and was assigned to the camp on the other side the river from this village in 1969 and 1970. Spent some spare time in this village, and the surrounding area. Lots of great memories. If you have any other pictures, please email a copy to me at wd4ngb@charter.net

Any of the old army camp would be nice also.

Thanks, B R

Dear Youngmin Sohn,

Thanks for uploading these wonderful pictures! I really enjoy seeing photos of forgotten and abandoned places in Korea. Those old buildings are treasures and should be restored so people can appreciate older architecture. I really like the subjects of your photography.

See my Korea photos, if you have time: http://www.geocities.com/mlovmo/gallery.html

Also, I have a request: Could you take some photos of the island of Koch'umdo? It is an island about 7 Kilometers north of Incheon city. Koch'umdo Island is now a sand pier for ships. I would like a modern photograph of this island because I would like to add a picture to my webpage: http://www.geocities.com/mlovmo/page15.html

If you cannot do this, that's okay. Anyway, I just wanted to let you know you are doing a really good job photographing these wonderful places in Korea and putting them on Google Earth.

Thank you. Mark Lovmo