Votive candles and various items of interest to a certain species of Buddhist were on offer as my downhill walk leveled off. A very un-temple-ish-looking temple came soon after, with recorded chanting blaring tackily from speakers. Not long after, I passed by a place that made what I think was traditional Korean paper. It was guarded by stone jangseung, so of course I took some pictures.
About my pictures: my camera is warning me that I'm maxing out its storage capacity, so I'll have to start deleting photos to make room. Since I'm essentially storing these pics online here on my blog, deletion won't be a problem.
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