Hope you geotagged this correctly because I want to go there!

I've seen those before.my grandma used to work with them.when I was little,my dad used to tell me that a giant would come and play golf with them.

Thanks for asking, Brian. He is not a spy.

He is a North Korean Army Captain, and as he is standing atop the front stairs of the North Korean administration pavilion on the north side of the border in the Joint Security Area of Panmunjom, he definitely not only has has every right to do that, but it is his job to check out the visitors on the South Korean side of the border.

We're guessing you were absent that day in social studies class, but we're glad to be helpful in getting you up to speed on global current events and history.

wonderful..greetings..like

I helped my uncle tear down that old fun house sometime around 1960. He was going to build a house out of it.

I lived at my grandfather's yellow brick house across the street from this park for a year in 1946. At that time in addition to the cannon there was a mounted WWI machine gun. I and other boys played with both. Later as a Boy Scout I attended the annual Memorial Day ceremonies held in the park. I believe that the monment commemorates Civil War veterans.

that's amazing

I worked at the Oakland Beach Hotel for two summers, 1946 and 1947 as a bellhop and partime bartender. Great memories.

I entertained there as a singer in both the cocktail lounge in the downstairs interior of the boat and also on the deck. This would have been circa 1960. What a pity it's gone!

nice shot! I enjoyed your gallery.