Airpark Hotel Incheon
2798-2 Incheon Airport Town Square, Unseo-Dong, Jung-ku Incheon, 400-833, Korea Rep.
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Inching Into Incheon
My
Christmas trip of 2011 began properly when I touched down in Incheon.
It was first time in South Korea. I'm one for milestones and in some
records this was ...
The adventure has begun!!
... down to 50lbs and
the other down to 70lbs it would cost a lot less. So there I was, in
the middle of the airport, both suitcases open trying to figure out
what I really didn't need to take. I was that person. Amy &
Brandon had driven me to the airport so they helped me reorganize &
took a whole bunch of things back to their place. It was a sign I had
maybe over packed when I saw that my one suitcase already had a
'Heavy' tag on ...
The travel home begins
... but wanted to do it again and again. Being left out at sea to swim back with sea turtles wasnt bad either, I just wish i had bought my jaw back after sandboarding, (that faceplant hurt alot)..
Snowboarding in Queenstown was out of this world, Caving was amazing, getting Megan to do it made it as she was beaming after and loved every minute of it, this is a 'must do again' if i was to come back. Fiji was definately paradise and New Zealand ...
I officially fell on this trip!
... house, and I proceeded to get out my bandaids and try to take care of it. Song-E, who is a nurse, looked at it and told me I should wash it out. I was still refusing to look at it at this point and so I asked her if she would go with me to the bathroom and help me. So we went to the bathroom (which I am sure looked odd to some as we were smashed into a 1 person bathroom - which in Korea is small). She rinsed it off, which hurt like mad, and then put some ointment I ...
South Korean S[e]oul
... wet and washed from feeling. It took a year but I started to question my direction. I made plans to leave South Korea that afternoon.
Within twenty four hours I was on the top deck of the ship bound for Osaka, Japan. Nobody is up here because the humidity weighs down and an unforgiving head wind pushes from the front of the ship. I’m up here alone because I need to feel something. My ship moves forward but as I walk from bow to stern I feel like I’m standing still. ...



