Serving on the Forgotten Frontier

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Welcome to the ROK Drop Photo Archive. I have traveled all over Korea and have a huge archive of photographs on my hard drive that I’m slowly but surely uploading and writing travel narratives for. Below you can view the various travelogs I have written that are organized by province in Korea.

You can also see selected ROK Drop pictures uploaded on to Google Earth by visiting my Panoramio webpage.

For Flickr users you can view my photos there by browsing the official ROK Drop Flickr site.

I hope you enjoy the pictures and thanks for visiting the ROK Drop.

Seoul
- Cheonggyecheon Stream
- Changdeokgung Palace
- Changgyeonggung Palace 
- Jongmyo Shrine
- Soedaemun Prison

Kyeongi-do
- Camp Casey/Hovey
- Dongducheon
- Uijongbu USFK Camps
- Soyosan Mountain
- Gloucester Valley
- Gwangneung & Korea National Arboretum
- Bukhansan National Park
- Dobongsan Mountain
- Museum for Freedom and Peacekeeping
- Incheon International Airport
- Suraksan Mountain
- Suraksan Mountain Streams

Gangwon-do
- Geonbongsa Temple
- Naksan Temple
- Syngman Rhee’s Hwajinpo Summer Villa

Chungcheong Provinces
- Woraksan National Park
- Mireuk-ri Temple Site
- Songnisan National Park
- Beopchusa Temple

Gyeongsan Provinces
- Geoje POW Camp

Jeolla Provinces
- Boseong Tea Gardens
- Wando Island
- Movie Sets of Wando Island
- The Legend of Jang Bogo
- Gugyedeung Pebble Beach

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    Hey have you got any pics of Camp Long I was stationed there and Camp Page from 96 to 98 (what I can remember of it) I hated it then but now I would give anything to go back I guess thats what time does to you.

    Thank you

    Steve Helton
    Harlan, Kentucky

    Steve Helton on February 29th, 2008
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    Unfortunately Camp Long is one of the places that I do not have pictures for. Next time I am in Korea I will have to stop by Wonju and snap a few pics of the camp.

    GI Korea on February 29th, 2008
  • 3

    I thought in Wonju around that same time. I went to Korea around 96 and taught adults there for a 1 1/2 - 2 years. I met and married my wife there and we get back every few years to visit family…

    I remember both Camp Long and Camp Eagle were slated to close as part of the USFK reformation — and after activists had kept a tent pitched at one of them over claims of soil pollution in nearby rice paddies.

    usinkorea on February 29th, 2008
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  • 5

    Does anyone have a picture of Camp Kyle in Uijonbu?

    Ross Cline on May 3rd, 2008
  • 6

    You can find pictures of Camp Kyle in this posting here.

    GI Korea on May 3rd, 2008

 

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