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Bullet train to busan
I made my way from Seoul to Busan in just under three hours on the KTX, (which travels at "bullet speed"; 190mph). Busan is Korea's largest port city. And it was also home to the Starcraft finals, which coincidentally were held that same weekend (oh, boy).
First thing Saturday morning, we hit the beach. Hyundae beach is the most popular …
Flashback: Blog 7
... each member would be expected to cut open their mouth, placing a plate in the new hole in their bottom lip, gradually expanding the size of the plate to the point where you could easily slip it out and replace it with a discus (http://www.africanconservancy.org/imag es/BodyArt/surmadisk1.gif). The very first line of the blurb alongside the lip plates read 'the plates do cause some inconvenience' and I must say as beautiful as the plates are, I did question ...
Flashback: Blog 6
... cartons of chocolate milk and two banana peels which on reflection he was probably happy with. He snatched it out of my hand in a split second with an unexpectedly strong grip and that was that, he was two peels better off and my bag was half way up the tree. One of them tried to steal our newly purchased Malaysian guidebook that Ruby was carrying the previous day too, but I guess her alertness and strength surpasses mine as she managed to keep hold of her book. I now ...
Busan
... up layers upon layers. This then formed a huge mound with no access. They build the tombs this way so there would not be any pilfering. To come in from the side meant the whole structure would collapse and the rocks would just keep coming down and covering any tunnelling effort. There were also display cabinets showing other replica artefacts that had been gathered from round the area.
From there we went onto the Bulguksa Temple, built in 528 during the ...
Mountain Struggle
... and had some chicken, I usually love Korean food but this was terrible, none of us ate much, he then shouted at a member of staff, presumably about the food but the waiter seemed confused and he was Korean so I’ve got zero chance of informing you of the rambles of mad man. I agreed to have a beer with Crazy Joe but just the one because I was climbing a mountain in three hours, obviously that translates in mental Micky’s mind to ‘pitcher for the table ...
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