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I walked slowly along the Gyeongui Line Forest Trail. I slowed down on purpose. Because if this road passes quickly, nothing is said. Layers of fallen leaves that have already spent their entire season lie beneath our feet, and the winter sunlight falls low on them, making us take a quiet breath. In spring, light green buds are the first to wake up, in summer, the shade of trees hugs people's shoulders, and in fall, the color deepens and the road that you want to take a picture of now has the face of winter.

Yeontral Park in the fall. I think this is the time when the fallen leaves are the prettiest. There are a lot of visitors and many families come out to take pictures. Take a walk in the very pretty Yeontral Park~

A walking walk to end the year, Gyeongui Line Forest Trail Gyeongui Line Forest Path was created when Daeheung-dong began to be renovated in 2012. Currently, it is a walking trail for adults from Daeheung-dong to Gongdeok Hongdae and Yeonnam-dong. As you can see from the name Gyeongui Line Forest Road, the road from Ilsan to Pungsan Baekma Goksan Station is also called Gyeongui Line Forest Road. The secret is to provide romance and memories as autumn ripens. It is a road to blossom as a date place for lovers and to reminisce about the love of old couples at dusk. The road that Dorothy takes to find her utopia in the Wizard of Oz is the Yellow Brick Road, and these days, it is full of ginkgo leaves and fallen leaves. It feels like the Yellow Brick Road. For the young, it is hope for the future, and for the old, it is the happiness of the present. The Gyeongui Line Forest Road, where you grow older with a story, is beautiful.

The Gyeongui Forest Road covered in snow is sparsely crowded, but has a lot of charm and charm.

💜 Gyeongui Line Forest Trail Yeontral Park: It is connected to Exit 4 of Hongik University entrance, and there are many various things to enjoy and eat nearby. It is best not to bring a car if possible, but if you do, there is a parking lot next to Exit 5. Please note that it is a bit expensive on weekends at 5,000 won for 30 minutes.

Yeontral Park, a park built on a railroad track that no longer runs trains! It's fun to look around Yeonnam-dong along the road, and there are many unique shops around, so it's fun to look around. Bringing bread and coffee and sitting on a bench to enjoy it is something you should try if you come here.

I went for a walk along the Gyeongui Line Forest Trail 🌿 I walked slowly from Gongdeok in front of my house towards Hongdae, and I thought that fall was truly at its peak today. Yellow ginkgo trees and red maple trees blended naturally on both sides of the road, so each step felt like walking through a painting. It was a time when there weren't many people, so I was able to walk quietly, and I could even hear the sound of the wind gently shaking the leaves while I was walking, which made me feel at ease. Traces of what was originally a railroad remained here and there, so I could feel the historical atmosphere 🚶‍♂️ Even though it was just a walk, I felt like my mood was filled. It was a day where I cleared up some of my frustrating thoughts these days. I realized that this is the healing that fall gives😇

The morning air was unusually cold. The white snow that had fallen overnight stayed quietly on the road, and every time I took a step, I could hear a small sound of the snow pressing down on me. I walked slowly along a trail that felt so long that it was difficult to estimate in numbers. Perhaps because the weather was so cold, there were not as many citizens enjoying walks as usual. Thanks to this, the road was much quieter, and the snow-covered scenery came into my mind more clearly. The thin layer of snow on the bench and on the small light pole spoke of the silence of the winter morning. The trees stood silently with all their leaves down, and the sunlight shining through them was cold but honest. Even the texture of the snow and gravel left on the railroad track was clear, so I stopped for a moment and looked at the scenery.

I went for a walk along the Gyeongui Line Forest Trail with a friend. There were many maple trees and many people and tourists out on the well-maintained trail. The weather was cool, so it was a fun time.

It's Gyeongui Line Forest Road again. It's right in front of Exit 3 of Hongik University Station. It's hard to take pictures because there are so many people. I came to the Gomi Dessert Yeonnam branch earlier and bought some Dubai Chewy Cookies while waiting! Being able to live by waiting on site on the weekend... I was impressed. When I come to a place with a lot of people, my heart starts pounding and it's hard, but Dubai Chewy Cookie helped me overcome that. Still, I can't get used to crowded places. There were a lot of couples and foreigners.