By Korea.net Honorary Reporter Lalien Guillen
Photos = Lalien Guillen
I recently traveled to Geumohsan Mountain in Gumi City, where I live.
As we all know, spring also means the season of flowers. I wanted to capture the seasonal beauties before they were all gone.
I went for a hike extra early, departing at 6 a.m., to avoid the crowds and it was a smart move. I was able to capture pictures of some of the flowers in their purest form of beauty.
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| Cherry blossom trees are reflected in the water. |
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| Branches are full of cherry blossoms. |
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| A close-up view lets you carefully inspect a red apricot flower. |
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| The cherry blossom branches dangle over the stream. |
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| Cherry blossoms twigs fall into the crystal clear stream. |
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| Cherry blossoms look even more beautiful close-up. |
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| Red apricot blossoms challenge the cherry blossoms for most beautiful flower. |
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| Forsythias and red apricots grow next to each other. |
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