Finding the Good
I don’t know how many times I’ve said it, and certainly not how many times I’ve felt it, but you just can’t get much better than the early mornings of… Read more »
Category: Korea
The Epitome of Autumn
I know if I looked back through my years of blogging, there are going to be some references to how wonderful are the falls of Korea. It’s long been my… Read more »
The Flowers of Korean Spring
I complain about the ubiquity of cherry trees here in Korea. It seems that it’s the go-to tree now (and for the past 15 years or so) when it comes… Read more »
Saturday Ride: Stamp Run South
I’m quite pleased with this morning’s ride. As much as I hate going out in the cold, I’m getting the layering down to a point where it’s bearable. And it’s… Read more »
Sunday 43: Jo’am in the Fall
Twenty-some years ago, Micha and I used to go to this little fishing market on the coast. It sat on the shores of an inlet, and when the tide was… Read more »
To Market We Went
I’ve been to plenty of “farmer’s” markets.They’re all over the place. But I’ve not seen markets like they have here in Korea. We sometimes call them “5-day markets” because they… Read more »
Saturday 78: Magic Valley
I’ve been there three times now, and I’ve loved it every time. So now the valley South of Janghowon gets the name, “Magic Valley.” It’s just too beautiful. The weather… Read more »
Superheroes we can Root For
It’s been my opinion for a while now that Marvel has killed the “superhero” genre. At least the way they tell it. It’s gotten so bad that they now have… Read more »
Monday Random: A Brief Detour…
I had a piece nearly ready to go — wrote it last night on the couch with the intent of editing and posting today. But, two things: First, it’s good… Read more »
PCC-772
I’ve often mentioned the city of Ch’eonan and the difficulties we’ve encountered there during our bike rides. In a much more serious vein, though, the city holds another, far more… Read more »