Phoenix Hotel Busan

... into the musical rather than trying to take on the song in English which didn't resonate nearly as well due to the fact that she was struggling more with pronunciation, etc.<br><br>The film "Sisters" was wonderful! I can't say enough great things about this movie. The plot kept you involved and charmed the entire way through. It's basically about three sisters who are half-Italian (Mother) and half ...

... a doctor and they vacation a lot!" that lady also said about d "wow, he's really big!". no cover up needed for that one i suppose.<br><br>anyway, aside from hanging out fully clothed at the beach, we did a lot of fun eating. busan is famous for it's fresh fish and sashimi. all the seafood restaurants there have huge fish tanks swimming with all kinds of live seafood for you to choose from. you just pick one out and the ...

... bar, so he asked me to paint this place. It was really fun! The manager, chef, and friend of mine, Eun Hye and I collaberated on colors and ideas. I've always wanted to open up a bar or restaurant, so it was fun going through the process. Yesterday was opening day, and it was cool. They serve drinks in plastic cups, so you can take them to the beach which is only steps away. There's a really cute little patio where ...

... st*tion, 0730 S******y, str*ight to Bus*n, 4 hour 40 min ride: 22,500 won. Perfect. I'll worry *bout getting home when the time comes. No need to stress *bout th*t right now. Life by the se*t of your p*nts. Pl*ns *re m*de, *nd I'm excited to get home *nd get p*cked. To give you *nd ide*, In reference to Florid*: Os*n, where P*t is, is like T*ll*h*ssee; Kuns*n, where I *m, is like T*mp*, *nd Bus*n, where we *re he*ding is like Mi*mi. It's further ...

... to have some fun that we in our slumbers might only dream about. The next day there was absolutely no surf at all. I slept for most of the day after hearing the bad news. Matt and I headed to Haeundae beach at about 5pm to find a much bigger and livelier place. On the beach we saw the results of the paddling contest (due to now waves for a surf contest) and watched chicks battle in the sand in a make shift traditional Korean wrestling tourney ...

The ferry crossing on the famous Beetle took 3hours and we arrived in Korea at midday. Busan is a port city and we've never seen such a massive port before. There must have been about 100 cranes for loading and offloading the cargo ships. It was massive. The place looked like its booming and we hadn't even set foot in the country yet. Next problem, Korean immigration, the Jetstar ladies at Cairns a few weeks ago had us ...

... shown more hospitality in the form of food, a night's accommodation and a days sightseeing. We even had the obligatory late night dash around the supermarket to stock up on the staple western breakfast goods of bread (for toast), bananas, cereal and yoghurt. Yep, it was just like last weekend in Gyenonju, Gyeongsan and Deagu, except on a smaller scale. And when it was all said and done we found ourselves ...

... last 5 months. The next morning was whiled away at the beach and then back to Donghae to catch the train to what would be one of our more.......memorable destinations. We had booked ourselves to stay for one night in a Hanok, a traditional Korean house. This particular one was 40 minutes outside the city of Andong, and was run as an artists' commune by a certain Mr Kim and his wife. Mr Kim collected us from the station and after about 20 minutes we found oursleves ...