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Seoul City
... some random stuff that didn't seem to fit. He had a good time though and the guy manning the museum was stoked to see Matt's Starwars tattoos.
Lunch was traditional Korean fare, some of which we enjoyed, others which we probably wouldn't have again (except for Matt who pretty much eats anything). We had dumplings and brothy soups and stirfries and a sushi-ish thing which was blowtorch cooked at our table. It was great fun, and best of all, shouted by ...
South of the DMZ
... minutes to enter the Mac room and I step into North Korea, albeit very briefly!
We're driven slowly around the 1984 tree incident and saw the memorial to two USA soldiers axes to death while cutting down tree branches that impeded the view between outpost 3 and 4. We also see a patch of ground which was where a Soviet defector ran and caused a fire
fight! ...
Biking Han River, Night Riverview Dinner
... of the bridge which were restaurants overlooking the river. We were to have dinner in one and I'm told you need to book weeks ahead as they are very popular.
I ordered a Fish Special which were two giant fried flat fish. The view was really nice of the river, seoul city landscape and namsan tower on the north side, and the bridge crossing the river which had a railway track with subway trains crossing.
This was ...
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... today, we also don't say after brief encounter, just about, how ah. it all right. In fact, since the evil spirit in the name of the king, I will be the peace of Confucian character sealed in a mountain stream, after more than years, we can from water seal, at that time, the evil spirit jun has again were killed, and failed to meet until today to meet, is this a good ...
Off to Korea!
... a little moment. I thought...oh no, we are driving on the other side of the road, we are going to die. But that was short lived once I realized I wasn't in Japan anymore. The bus drivers in Korea are crazy though. They drive like maniacs, love to use their horn, and think they own the road. If you're ever looking for a near death experience, hop on a bus in Korea.
I noticed on the ride that there were a lot of ...



