Jangan-gu Seohocheon Walking Path Gets Vibrant Makeover
Suwon NewsUpdated 2012.09.10 15:05
Published 2012.09.10 10:55
Updated 2012.09.10 15:05

The event, which brought together the Community Building Promotion Committee and approximately 40 local residents, was held as part of the community building project titled 'Creating a Flower Path Along Seohocheon Walking Path.' A total of 3,000 seedlings of begonias and marigolds—flowers that thrive in autumn—were planted.
Lee Soon-ok (53, female), chairwoman of the Heads of Household Association, said, "It was wonderful to not only see the flowers and smell the earth, but also to do something small for our community with good people in one place," and added, "I was reminded once again that I am a member of our local community."
Meanwhile, the Community Building Promotion Committee previously planted 3,000 pansies along Seohocheon Walking Path with about 20 residents in April and promoted the seeding of wildflowers, working tirelessly to create a pleasant walking path in the urban area.
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