Just got back from a nice long walk around the
Yudeungcheon Stream. I'd meant to head west, toward hills, but after I crossed the bridge over the stream, my pedestrian options got a little bit riskier. I was hesitant to head down to the stream because there were a lot of folks around, and besides stares, I was reluctant to have someone stop me during "my physic." But, once I got down there, the smell of the marshy river, the cool breezes blowing over me (it's been quite hot), and the overall activity of the people put me in a wonderful state of mind. The track alongside the river itself is spongy running track material, and very pleasant to walk on. There were still stares, but this was a very private or family or friend-oriented Sunday thing to do.
I've seen these before, but the picture didn't come out - they're outside kid-sized arcade games. I think they're free. Anyway, I took a break from the trail to get some liquids, and saw this little guy playing on one.
The stream is quite marshy - lots of ducks and other waterfowl. You can make out some cranes in this picture.
On my way home, I snapped a picture of the building I work in.
Just got back from a nice long walk around the Yudeungcheon Stream. I'd meant to head west, toward hills, but after I crossed the bridge over the stream, my pedestrian options got a little bit riskier. I was hesitant to head down to the stream because there were a lot of folks around, and besides stares, I was reluctant to have someone stop me during "my physic." But, once I got down there, the smell of the marshy river, the cool breezes blowing over me (it's been quite hot), and the overall activity of the people put me in a wonderful state of mind. The track alongside the river itself is spongy running track material, and very pleasant to walk on. There were still stares, but this was a very private or family or friend-oriented Sunday thing to do.
I've seen these before, but the picture didn't come out - they're outside kid-sized arcade games. I think they're free. Anyway, I took a break from the trail to get some liquids, and saw this little guy playing on one.
The stream is quite marshy - lots of ducks and other waterfowl. You can make out some cranes in this picture.
On my way home, I snapped a picture of the building I work in.
2 comments:
uooo, i like a lot korea. But....... i'm sorry........
eh?
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