| South Korean sky on Friday was brisk and clear, revealing myriad clouds and offering perfect visibility. The sign of early autumn came after the historically long monsoon period and a series of typhoons devastated cities and countryside villages nationwide with landslides and floods. While the country expects another typhoon, Haishen, early next week, people visited Seoul's Mount. Namsan in Jung-gu District to enjoy peaceful weather while it may only last for a few days. Korea Times photos by Shim Hyun-chul |