Here are a couple pictures I took during the afternoon:
This wall wraps around the top of the hill. It is between twenty and thirty feet high at most places.
This is the main building and was used as a base for military options and as a palace if the king ever had to take up residence at the fortress.
This is the main building and was used as a base for military options and as a palace if the king ever had to take up residence at the fortress.
After the hike we went out for a meal of raw seafood. Sitting on the floor around a low table in the private room of a seafood restaurant we were joined by the vice principal and a couple other teachers. We were served several courses of different types of raw fish. I tried everything and liked most of it. We also enjoyed several bottles of Soju with our meal.
2 comments:
Hi Andrew,
The architecture is very cool and must be so amazing to see it in person. The pictures are great. I am impressed that you ate the raw fish. Good for you. I guess, when in Korea, do as the Koreans do. Can you see when I come on and visit your blog?
Hi Lynne, I am really enjoying the opportunity to see this kind of architecture. Obviously, it is unlike anything I have seen before.
Regarding the raw fish, I have been trying to eat everything that has been put in front of me. By and large, this strategy has worked out well. I have found a lot of strange things that I really like and I think the principal, vice principal, and other teachers appreciate the fact that I am willing to try all of their food and fully experience the Korean culture.
I have just started tracking traffic on the blog. I can see where hits are coming from but not who is viewing. Though if I see any from specific towns in MA I will be able to make an educated guess.
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