Pyeongtaek

I've always been amused by how this soap on a stick seems to threaten foreign guys, especially the types who are secure in their masculinity.

A typical ville restaurant I've never been in.

Slightly closer look.

It was a rainy, uncrowded afternoon.

Choi's Place on the second floor is one decent bar.

Suji's exists here, but it's not the deli it had been in Seoul.

Random cat.

Nice Disney font.

Tailor and vaping.

Wigs and shirts. I suspect the local wig industry is for African American women who have to conform to strict hair standards while on duty.

There's Polly's Kettle.

I think this may have existed in Seoul before, but could be wrong.

Wolfhound definitely was in Itaewon before.

JJ's American Diner.

On the other side it doesn't mention JJ.

A motel, with a seemingly perpetual "No rooms" sign in the door.

I tried Wich Craft on a previous visit and was very impressed.

Pretty exciting.

A little less enthusiasm for military haircuts.

This was a while later.

Wolfhound was open.

Somewhat closer look.

A random view up a random alley.

Wall art.

A yellow house.

I was headed to La Salud.

Lots of cars.