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Hi urbex pals!
I've recently relocated to Seoul and am interested in doing a bit of exploring. Was wondering if there is anyone around the gangnam area who might like to have a look around with me?
Im from the east coast of Canada originally, and have done some military abandonments and off the beaten track houses. There's so much development here I'm sure there are things to see. Hit a girl up!!!
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There are a number of us around these days and there are assloads of sites to explore, even in Gangnam. Most arent on UER but people do meet up mostly on weekends.
I just crossed the river today to visit Bamgol Village which is an old neighbourhood in Dongjak-gu with only a few remaining houses. Weeks before that area is done.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BTOUn-wBnxi/
My advice is just go out on walks in your neighbourhood and look for signs of inactivity. Try buildings you work and live and others nearby for rooftops. Good exercise and in a perfect world, everybody scouts.
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After North America, South Korea seems to be our largest member base. There are some pretty stunning shots posted here on a regular basis, so I'm sure you won't have too hard a time!
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Thanks for the tips pals.
Gonna take a cruise around the old hood and see what I can dig up. I know my school is next to the remaining slum in Seoul so that might be a good place to start. Lol
Peace!!
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Posted by schwa
Thanks for the tips pals.
Gonna take a cruise around the old hood and see what I can dig up. I know my school is next to the remaining slum in Seoul so that might be a good place to start. Lol
Peace!!
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"The remaining slum" meaning Guryong? Dont fall for the sensationalism: there will always be slums here.
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ah ha I found my password! I am down to explore with others weekends are best for me.
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