Not your everyday Starbucks by Helen Betts

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12-APR-2018	Tim Betts

Tim had meetings on Jeju Island, South Korea, and got this drive-by of a very unusual Starbucks.

Helicopter view of Seoul, posted earlier

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Gervan		23-Apr-2018 17:13
Great shot of this unusual building.V.

Dwight Rankine		23-Apr-2018 14:30
That is one crazy creative building. Good shot.

victorswan		15-Apr-2018 15:19
Wow this is funny love it amazing shot Helen BV

Tomasz Dziubinski - Photography		13-Apr-2018 19:41
Perhaps the architect suffered a severe case of split personality, nevertheless, very good photography. Voted.

bill friedlander		13-Apr-2018 18:21
What a crazy building. I wonder how long it can keep attracting customers. Great find, Tim. V

Ton T.		13-Apr-2018 17:34
I like it! Very creative V

Nirvan Hope		13-Apr-2018 16:12
What a crazy creative building. Great shot of it. It looks like Starbucks built on to it.

janescottcumming		13-Apr-2018 13:46
That is unusual! Great job Tim. V

danad		13-Apr-2018 08:44
Well....Amazing at last ! V.

Ton, Ben & Rob Nagtegaal		13-Apr-2018 06:04
Beautiful well captured image Tim. V

Charlene Ambrose		13-Apr-2018 05:50
Great find, Tim! It really is unusual - I wonder if it was something else before becoming a Starbucks. Looks like something for kids......V

larose forest photos		13-Apr-2018 02:45
Well, definitely NOT your average Starbucks. Quite bizarre but intriguing.

Gill Kopy		13-Apr-2018 01:15
Totally bizarre !!! but great shot Tim V PS strange that there's no one around !

Claude Gagnon		13-Apr-2018 00:58
Wow, how amazing can it be :)) V

Julie Oldfield		13-Apr-2018 00:54
Wow! Definitely different than the one in my neighborhood. V

Lamar Nix		13-Apr-2018 00:25
Pretty zany looking coffee shop - maybe that's a glimpse of our future? Kudos to Tim! V

globalgadabout		12-Apr-2018 22:30
an extraordinary structure...the architect must have had a lot of coffee while completing the design..