The best part of your videos is hearing your voice....... but the ride along the river was fun for other reasons as well. It reminded Bill of Japan and I can see why, but it also reminded me of a river my parents and I used to walk along just outside Munich.
When you first showed us the road, I wondered if it were a bike path, because it looked so narrow. The cars passing by helped us gain perspective, but it still looked like there was only BARELY enough room for two cars to pass each other. What is the approximate speed limit in mph for Korea?
we explored Seoul for a day and a half then mostly stayed around Jeonju. I tried to expose Bobby to some of the best Korean food and stay away from the less tasty stuff. We walked around a lot, went hiking, played basketball and then soccer(with the basketball) with a bunch of kids. We drank some Korean Soju and had Korean BBQ...what else... walked around Jeonbuk University looking for girls to talk to but failed miserably... that's about it. Bobby saw an old lady totally destroying a plastic fan by lifting it over her head and throwing it down on the concrete...
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The best part of your videos is hearing your voice....... but the ride along the river was fun for other reasons as well. It reminded Bill of Japan and I can see why, but it also reminded me of a river my parents and I used to walk along just outside Munich.
When you first showed us the road, I wondered if it were a bike path, because it looked so narrow. The cars passing by helped us gain perspective, but it still looked like there was only BARELY enough room for two cars to pass each other. What is the approximate speed limit in mph for Korea?
It's similar to the US, so about 30 on that road i would guess.
Wow, those dogs
So what are you and Bobby up to over there?
we explored Seoul for a day and a half then mostly stayed around Jeonju. I tried to expose Bobby to some of the best Korean food and stay away from the less tasty stuff. We walked around a lot, went hiking, played basketball and then soccer(with the basketball) with a bunch of kids. We drank some Korean Soju and had Korean BBQ...what else... walked around Jeonbuk University looking for girls to talk to but failed miserably... that's about it. Bobby saw an old lady totally destroying a plastic fan by lifting it over her head and throwing it down on the concrete...
2 more days!!! Have fun in Osaka... Japan is better anyway;)
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