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... through water a couple of feet deep to get from point A to point B is not the most appealing of prospects considering Korea never really got around to building a sealed sewerage system, and the fact that the filth one usually tries to avoid stepping in on ...
... cheong is precious and i really like her, but i may secretly be hoping that she gets fired soon. observation #3657: no one in korea has an oven. i guess they have them in restaraunts, but no one has them in their homes. they are skillet on the stove people ...
... style on heated floor with mats) and I could view from our balcony my first huge Buddha, over fifty feet tall. Mountains in Korea are very rugged as my pictures will authenticate. Hiked to a nice waterfall - no tourists since it was early, then had ...
... frozen it was a glorious 10K return walk - it was entertaining watching the climbers scale the one hundred plus metre ice wall. Korea, because of its large population and small size (relative to Canada), does not have much wilderness but they do have the ...
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South Korea Starter Kit
Posted on Dec 22, 2008, 10:39:16
... nice. Sometimes they won't even accept it though! Language: The Korean language is "Hongeul." However, South Korea has enthusiastically been accepting English into it's society. In fact, most foreigners you come across will be ...
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Spring/Summer Festivals 2009
Posted on Mar 2, 2009, 21:18:58
... extreme Taekwondo performance, and even get to experience the Jeolla-do culture. 11th-19th: Boryeong Mud Festival July is hot and humid in South Korea. What better thing to do, but go play in the mud!? The Boryeong Mud Festival is one of the most ...
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How to drink in South Korea...
Posted on Apr 3, 2008, 16:50:55
This would be good to know if drinking with the locals in South Korea. I know there are a ton of you out there, who are teaching English, so watch out. Tip number one is: Never pour your own drink!
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Thanks for info
Posted on Sep 16, 2009, 18:28:47
... I was 13 and planning on trip to Korea, my motherland, in 2011, when I turn 50. Trying to find out more about south Korea as pretty much foreigner now, this article was helpful. Fortunately, I do speak and read Korean fairly well though. Thanks again ...
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