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| A massive fibreglass tank |
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| Hey, there's Mao! |
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| And m'man Joe! |
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| Dioramas! Booyeah! |
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| Lookit, I'm a miserable prisoner! Cheese! |
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| Young Joe Pantoliano |
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| The most useless giant fibreglass helmet ever |
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| Hey! Where are you from!? |
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| Another fairly useless giant fibreglass helmet |
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| That city back there? All camp, in the day. |
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| Hurraying! |
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| This happened to me last week, exactly this. |
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| Most of the actual camp ruins can be found outside of the museum, down the road. |
Last weekend I checked out the hokey POW camp museum just down the road with a new pal...we'll call him Young Joe Pantoliano. The entire Gohyeon valley, which today houses a city, was filled with commie prisoners during the war. Korean museums love their wacky dioramas, and hell, who doesn't love a good diorama? There were quite a few disconcertingly pointless fibreglass structures on the premises, such as a massive tank housing...drum roll...an escalator flanked by cardboard dictators. And massive fibreglass helmets housing a few poorly-written paragraphs in a display case. I guess I'm critical to the point of being mean.
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