Today’s Ride: Autumn Country Morning
There are times I really feel it — when I know what I want to do for the day. When I know where I want to ride and why. It’s… Read more »
Category: Korea
There’s a whole lot more out there…
Those who know me and my cycling exploits know that I’ve made a hobby of searching for special trees (and landmarks in some cases) as I go out. This is… Read more »
Today’s Ride: Lovely North Korea and a Gimpo Tree Hunt
Today was a special ride. It’s been a long time since I’ve done a tree hunt. I’ve gotten most of the story trees south of the Han River. Last year,… Read more »
Not all roses, but we get by…
Well, I’ve written quite a bit on what I love about Korea. But here’s a little jab at something that can be a bit frustrating, especially for Americans. I long… Read more »
The Satisfaction of September
I swear, autumn is becoming more and more beautiful as I get older. Maybe it’s that I’m learning more to appreciate the simpler things in life – beautiful clean September… Read more »
Good for the Heart
I’m sure this deserves to be a longer post, but by the very nature of its inspiration, it is by necessity short. There are just those times when you pick… Read more »
What I like about Korea, Part V: Korean People
If you’ve read my previous four postings on this, you might learn that there’s a lot (so far) to like about Korea. Now here’s one that’s going to be a… Read more »
Another Folk Village
It’s been a rough weekend. My sinuses bothering me got me tired out; I didn’t get to go out for a long ride as I usually do on the weekends…. Read more »
It’s About Time…
It still amazes me that I was alive for some pretty interesting events in the 20th century (and even got to see a few of them fairly closely). I believe… Read more »
What I like about Korea, Part IV: The Food
In the city of Appleton, Wisconsin, there’s a Korean market and a Korean restaurant. Every time I’m around, I give them each a visit (or two), and my family in… Read more »