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  • SeulKore Havayolları ile New York’dan 14 saatlik uçuş ile Seul’a geldik. Hostesler ve görevliler ilgili ve yardımcıydılar, servisleri iyiydi. Bizden vize istemeyen bir ülkeye gelmenin rahatlığı ile pasaport işlemlerimizi yaptırıp, 24 günlük Uzak Doğu seyahati Posted by ayferonur in Ayfer-Onur Seyahatnamesi | Oct 16, 2011
  • Gwangju Haul [And by the way, the poster was free because I'm whiter than white :3 Being white in Korea is awesome. They don't see that many foreigners in the more distant parts of Korea, so when you pu Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Oct 12, 2011
  • "Emma Teacher"The Suseong branch of Ding Ding Dang is closer to our place than the Manchon office and in a comparatively nice area. I work from about 12.30/1pm to 8.30/9pm and teach kids aged 6 to 15 years old. The youngest Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | Oct 10, 2011
  • My Home in Korea Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Oct 9, 2011
  • ~2 Broke Grammas~Tuesday, October 4, 2011 Today we are off to do some more shopping. Itaewon is an awesome place for purses, shoes, clothes, etc. We are sure our suitcases are still under weight. Breakfa Posted by 2 Grammas in Seoul 2011 | Oct 9, 2011
  • Welcome!Colin & Leah will be leaving Korea officially (and finally!) after just shy of 4 years & 4 1/2 years, respectively, on 22 February 2012. We plan on traveling and working in Asia and Africa for about a year Posted by colinandleah in Itchy Feet | Oct 8, 2011
  • "Why I Love Korea", A Photo Essay By R.M.J.M. Luijten==I l♥ve Korea because there's so much food everywhere, and it's all delicious!== ==I l♥ve Korea because there's so much alcohol everywhere, and it's so cheap!== [img=http Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Oct 8, 2011
  • Scaling a Korean mountain one whine at a timeLast Monday, we were invited by the Senior Pastor to join him in hiking up Cheongwansan Mountain in Jeollanam-do, about an hours' ride from Wando. Cheongwansan is famous for its hundreds of square meters of reed fields at the summit, Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Oct 7, 2011
  • Samcheok Touring♥Thursday, September 29th The weather is rainy which gave us the excuse to go to the movies. After meeting Byron and RV (a fellow coworker of Byron's) for lunch, we headed to the movies which is conveniently located in the Posted by 2 Grammas in Seoul 2011 | Oct 3, 2011
  • Fit For Human HabitationHere is the story of our SK abode: It is a nice-sized 2 bedroom apartment in a good area BUT when we moved in it was gross. It smelled faintly of cat piss and was full of the junk and Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | Oct 3, 2011
  • Some random things before I go to bedThere's a lot of random stuff I want to tell you guys about, but I just can't find the time to properly type everything out. We went mountain climbing today, but I'll definitely make another post about that since the pictures Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Oct 3, 2011
  • Won Shottu[i][First, in unrelated but somewhat interesting news; what you heard about Korea's weather is true. Just a few days ago, it was 26 degrees during the day and 20 during the night, and now it's suddenly like 22 during the Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Oct 3, 2011
  • annyeong haseyoFriday, September 23 - Our day of rest We hit the gym, walked to the little restaurant for tempura take out. We grabbed some beer and headed home to watch movies. GREAT DAY. Saturday, September 24 Byron had to work so Posted by 2 Grammas in Seoul 2011 | Sep 29, 2011
  • Bradley's Rant #1: Public TransportIt’s fair to say that, whilst living in Perth, I never quite embraced public transport. Being forced to arduously trek through unpredictable weather conditions to end up huddled with a random collective on an uncomfortable and undersized splintered bench; Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | Sep 29, 2011
  • Teacher RiesjaaduJust a quick random update because I have some time right now~ My brain is kind of dying at the moment since we worked a lot tonight and I had some makgeolli, but I wanna tell you about something that happened Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Sep 29, 2011
  • "In Korea, cute is all that really matters."Creepin' up on 7 months in Korea... ahh-sahh! This means "yes!" or "hooray!" Think "Look, a saw!" with a softer "a" like, "ahhh." I think it's awesome, and cute, and particularly fun when you add all the extra and Posted by 3ifBySEA in Seoul Sisters | Sep 29, 2011
  • Do you know Uno-Yuno?This week's words: Uhn (I use this at least twice every minute); Oh! (Once every minute); DO YOU KNOW ___? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Sep 26, 2011
  • Historical insights at the war memorialGiven that I was previously unaware of its existence I had not originally planned on going to the Korean war memorial while in Seoul but when I heard about it I figured it was an obvious destination. I once again screwed Posted by mark_is_cool in Mark's 2011 euroasian adventure | Jul 10, 2011
  • Seoul days From what I could work out from my travel guide the one major tourist attraction in Seoul was the Gyeongbokgung palace so I figured that’s where I should head to o Posted by mark_is_cool in Mark's 2011 euroasian adventure | Jul 9, 2011
  • Exploring Seoul city test Posted by mark_is_cool in Mark's 2011 euroasian adventure | Jul 8, 2011
  • Super hungoverness & then super lostness in SeoulI awoke in my Asakusa Ryokon that morning completely hungover. This was a huge annoyance as I had a massive day ahead of me involving packing my bag, checking out of the Ryokan, making my way to the airport, flying Posted by mark_is_cool in Mark's 2011 euroasian adventure | Jul 7, 2011
  • Yahoo - 4 subscribers, 1 FanTuesday, September 20th All this eating has caused us to hit the gym. Sandra's treadmill was written in Korean so it took awhile to get the hang of programming it. Sam took us to Itaewon which is the foreigners district and Posted by 2 Grammas in Seoul 2011 | Sep 22, 2011
  • Weather and Shopping!!! The weather changed from 90% humidity to 60% so it was a good day to wander the sites. We took our first Subway ride to Banpo Station to see the Rainbow Bridge which pu Posted by 2 Grammas in Seoul 2011 | Sep 19, 2011
  • The BeginningShelley and Sandra arrived safely Friday evening after an 11 hour flight. We followed Byron's instructions to refrain from sleeping on the plane with the exception of Sandra's 20 minute nap (Shelley tried but Sandra was too excited and would Posted by 2 Grammas in Seoul 2011 | Sep 18, 2011
  • HALFWAYI have officially been here for over six months and it feels amazing to say that I’m over halfway! I feel like it is all downhill from here and I can totally make it! Plus, we have booked tickets to Posted by 3ifBySEA in Seoul Sisters | Sep 14, 2011
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