Chambord Hotel Yeosu

... was a day away. Food was not at a a problem - even for my veggie palate - lots of bread, juice, fruits available in the local markets. You won't find Mc Donalds in Korea much - instead it's SE Asian counterpart "Lotteria" fills it's space - incidentally we found Lotteria ten times better than the typical Mac. The ...

... there are loads of places around to eat. Lots of pizza places, Hans deli has some swell and filling meals - like pilaf with chicken nuggets, Lotteria has a menu about double the lenght of a regular McDonalds menu - and much tastier. The market palce has bakeries all over....

... l'emporte. Pas de bol, le bled pourri est vraiment pourri, mais bon voila, c'est la Coree la vraie. Curiosite locale: la borne d'arcade Tekken 5 a 100 Wons (10 centimes), ou j'ai appris la vie a un mioche de 15 ans, et oui mon grand that's how we do it in Paris, allez va faire tes devoirs maintenant. Juste la prochaine fois je me mettrai des meilleures options.

... sounds funny but i am usually so short that i can't. Being in an Asian country I do stand out with my height. That and I am a white girl with very light blonde hair. Troy and I were the only none Asian people on the flight. We were also the worst dressed by far. One of the things we hear as we travel...."Americans are always so poorly dressed". I can see why they think that. I personally wear clothes that are more comfortable but not always (or ever ...

... own food place- this time a steaming stew of pork backbone which was very flavorful and fell right off the bone. The service was great here as well and the waiter brought us some "service" ("free" in Asia) Coca-Cola in glass bottles. (Note: you cannot drink the water in Korea but they usually bring a pitcher of spring or distilled water to the table). After lunch was walked some more and discovered that all of ...

... at her her profile and .......wow...a stunning Canadian girl called Nancy. So....we talked for almost a year using MSN Messenger, webcams and the occasional phone call and quite quickly I fell in love. So Nancy arrived in Jinju in August 2006 and we're getting married in Thailand on the 23rd of February 2007 (11days) so we have lots of travelling to do and lots of experiences to share....watch this space!!!!!

Serioest, op til flere gange om dagen faar jeg serveret festmaaltider. Det er rigtig meget mad involveret i dette besoeg. Youngok's familie er rigtig soede, de snakker ikke rigtig engelsk, men virker rigtig flinke, og er der meget glade for at jeg spiser saa godt som jeg goer. Igaar mente de at jeg ville blive tyk af alt det mad jeg spiste, det var vidst nok ment som et kompliment...smil. aabenbart er Tongyeong en havneby, saa der er rigtig meget fisk - de er kendt for deres ansjoser ...

So, ich war jetzt 3 Tag ein Jinju, und irgendwie ist die Zeit schnell gelaufen obwohl hier nix zu tun ist. Es macht wirklich sehr wenig spass wenn man mit niemanden reden kann - nicht dass leute mich nicht ansprechen, doch doch, tausende alte leute sprechen mich staendig in koreanisch an, und ich wuerde so gern mit dem reden, geht ja aber nicht " Denmarke, Denmarke" Gestern war so ne Art festival ...

We left Japan today on the "Beetle" ferry to Busan, South Korea. In tribute to South Korean optimism, the town has been dubbed "The City of Tomorrow" in anticipation of its future role in World Affairs. It certainly has a thriving port, due in part to the fact that export on overland routes from South Korea is impossible, due to the divide between North and South. We got a train from Busan to ...

Me, Sunny, Bianca, Robo and Pete took off to Busan. We Slammed a whole bunch of Seafood, hung out at the beach and watched the sun rise. Too bad I was soo drunk I was looking the wrong direction. I managed to snore the whole night and keep everyone up in the hotel. Sorry guys!!! Anyway what a great experience. I plan to hit that place up again!