Barbecue

I got a little turned around trying to find the party.

The distinctively un-Korean landscaping of the US Embassy compound.

Some of the food I got.

Jabroni members are setting up.

Jaeson's wife has a few words with him.

There was a space in front of the stage for people to dance.

I wasted no opportunities to photograph the scenery.

The woman on the right with the microphone is the chargee d'affaires.

When I saw those Squid Game shirts, I knew I had to have one.

Posing for a photo in front of the sort-of-American-looking house.

This year's slogan.

Some people showed up with rubber boots, clearly having learned a lesson in the past.

Setting something up.

That pole really got in the way, and reminded me of similar structures in half the clubs in Hongdae.

That straw thing is a voice modulator device.

Teenagers.

The scenery.

A three-wheeled scooter.

A lot of the parking was like this. Kind of an odd design.

There was a bonfire, something I haven't been around in many years.

I really wanted a picture with the band and the fire in the background.

I miss lawns, but I don't miss this.

Lots of mud, and lots of prepared people in rubber boots.

A group photo at the end.

This little slope looked fun for kids.

Later on, I'm pretty sure I saw that group of teenagers behind the fire in HBC.