Plants on the Peninsula: Pyeongtaek Agro-Ecological Park
Tulips, Daffodils, Lupines – Oh my! Okay, so that’s a totally lame beginning to this post. But spring is in FULL BLOOM on the Peninsula and I cannot contain how happy it makes me. I…
View PostTulips, Daffodils, Lupines – Oh my! Okay, so that’s a totally lame beginning to this post. But spring is in FULL BLOOM on the Peninsula and I cannot contain how happy it makes me. I…
View PostWhile our husbands were off bungee jumping (which I will post ALL about for anyone local who wants the information), Missy and I headed into Asan with our combined eight children for a lowkey adventure.…
View PostBukchon Hanok Village is a quaint area of Seoul with narrow streets lined with traditional Korean houses – or “Hanoks.” Reflecting the traditional building styles of the Joseon Dynasty, this tourist attraction is a celebration…
View PostWhen Brandon first received orders to South Korea, I had been following my friend over at Loving Life Moore for a while. It just so happened that the first post of hers that I saw…
View PostSeoul Tower is a icon of Seoul – and of South Korea in general. Visible from many different parts of the city, Seoul Tower (previously called Namsan Tower) was Seoul’s first general radio wave tower…
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