It’s a well established fact that I love Seoraksan National Park. It’s also no surprise to see Dinosaur Ridge making another appearance. However, hiking in Korea in the fall is an experience that cannot be compared to any other and deserves to be chronicled. Anytime… Read More
Digital shots in the works. Enjoy these Holga beauties for now!
Admittedly, Halloween in Korea is nothing like in the States. Traditionally, Halloween is not celebrated in Korea. However, with such a large population of foreigners (there are over 1 million of us in Seoul) we do more than an adequate job of getting down with… Read More
Chuseok is a Korean holiday that celebrates the largest harvest of the year, similar to American Thanksgiving. For preschool, we dressed up in Hanbok, traditional Korean clothes, made songpyeon and played Yute, a traditional Korean game. The babes looked so adorable in their hanbok, don’t you think? Side note:… Read More
(Continued from Wolchulsan Guide Part One: Right Here!) After the cloud bridge, the trial continues almost vertically upwards, and then vertically downwards. The stairs which you climb at this point are not for the faint-hearted, and are no doubt extremely dangerous in winter. The way… Read More
Groovy Bow Sequence 