Were it all began...
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A couple of South Africans hangin' around waiting for the bus |
This is the trip where Hawie and met and hit it off. :) Chuseok is
Korea's Thanksgiving, so to speak. It falls on the Lunar Calendar and
usually is in September every year. We get the day before and after off.
So if the means the actual Chuseok day is Wednesday, we get Tuesday and
Thursday off as well. What about Monday and Friday? That's right, we
work those days. Korea just operates like that. If a holiday falls on a
Wednesday, we have Wednesday off and that's it. Korea has not caught on
to the rest of the world where they would move that holiday to a Monday
or Friday to make a long weekend. Oh Korea! So Chuseok 2010 we had
Tues-Thursday off. Herman and I, being avid rock climbers, had scouted
out a place called Moraksan (San in Korean means mountain), weeks
before. That is an entirely different story and adventure for another
post. Herman got a few of us together and we decided to head out to
climb and hang out at Moraksan for a few days. Herman, Hawie, Brechtje,
Sarah and myself headed out. We had a blast hanging out, climbing some
rocks (some was their first time outside climbing) and just enjoying the
beautiful weather. Some of the climbing was difficult and there weren't
a lot of problems but enough to keep us busy. Herman and I went back a
few more times after, seeing as it was close-ish to where we lived and
we were out climbing almost every weekend.
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Herman and Sarah drinkin some coffee on the hike up! Herman is never without his coffee. ;) |
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Herman killing it on a problem |
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Hawie, Bretchjie and Sarah relaxing |
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Sarah showing off her breaking an apple in half skills! |
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Success! |
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Hawie's first time bouldering outside! |
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Go Sarah, GO! |
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Me on the same problem. We worked it most of the day. |
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Go for it! |
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Hawie and Herman observing from the top. ;) |
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Heading down just in time for the sunset! |
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Sunset over Anyang City outside of Seoul |
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A little fun and games |
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Sending off. The adjuma (older lady) is not quite sure what to do with all these foreigners sitting next to her. |
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