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Amazing Grace Woo sent us this box of Asian Pears as a gift for Chooseok, the Korean Thanksgiving. They are huge! A day to give thanks for ... -
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Is it a little bench or just sidewalk decor? It's neat.
Seoul never ceases to amaze.
I love it!
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