Frederick : photos : Seoul - DMZ - Demilitarized Zone : The concrete slab marks the MDL, the border between North and South Korea. This photo is taken from the North, the side where they have dirt instead of pebbles.- powered by SmugMug

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Frederick > Visitors Declaration form to enter the Joint Security Area. It essentially says they are not responsible if I get killed when a conflict erupts.

Frederick > Visitors to the DMZ have to follow their guides in 2 single file lines.

Frederick > Seoul - DMZ - Demilitarized Zone photo

Frederick > The blue UN buildings sit on top of the Military Demarcation Line (MDL).

Frederick > South Korean soldiers stand guard inside the UN building. The guard on the far end guards the door that leads to North Korea while the other guard stands on the border facing the table where leaders from North and South meet.

Frederick > The concrete slab marks the MDL, the border between North and South Korea. This photo is taken from the North, the side where they have dirt instead of pebbles.

Frederick > Frederick in the UN building in the Korean Demilitarized Zone. The door in the background leads to North Korea. The South Korean soldier is there to protect visitors to the Joint Security Area.

The concrete slab marks the MDL, the border between North and South Korea. This photo is taken from the North, the side where they have dirt instead of pebbles.

Camera: Nikon Corporation (Nikon D200) |

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Original size: 3872px x 2592px |

Current: 400px x 268px |

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