the South Korean Flag
Welcome to Our Korea
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These clay pots are used to store Kimchi, the famous Korean fermented cabbage dish, during the wintertime. |
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Hanging out at a guesthouse in the mountains, wondering how the Nazis ripped off an ancient Buddhist symbol to represent their sorry lot. |
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Rhonda visits a temple with a couple friends. |
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A temple in a tiny village in the countryside. |
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| You guessed it. Another temple. This one, like many others, has scenes of the life of the Buddha depicted on it's walls. |
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A view of the water at Ulung Island, and a little church with a red roof. |
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The squid hang to dry by the thousands. Later, they will be sent to the mainland for a tasty, popular Korean snack (OJingAh!). |
A 400 year old tree is an afternoon gathering place, and is located next to the village well. |
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A mountain rises up out of the East Sea(also called the Sea of Japan). |
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 "Miss Kim" Tae Ok Teacher, New mom Congratulations Tico! |
This is dedicated
to some of our pals while we were in Korea |
 Sun Suk Man "Hin Sem" Artist, teacher |
 Ahn Jeom Mi Korean English teacher |
 Andrew Manhart Urban Planner/ Photographer |
 Dong Tran International playboy/ Wise guy |
