Here and There, Up and Down

Lunch in Itaewon

Last week we celebrated Chuseok by touring Seoul. Folks kept telling us how "empty" it would be because everyone goes on holiday. We still thought it was crowded...but then 

again how "empty" does a city of 13,000,000 get?

Kyle being interviewed by students studying English.
We are easy targets.

No matter where in the world you go, a mall food court is still a mall food court. Interestingly, no food vendors in the mall use paper or plastic. Everything is served on "real" stuff and "real" silverware.

A park on the opposite mountain face.

We could see our house! It's the one in the middle
with what looks like a solar panel. 

Kyle rocks :)

I said, "Now be silly."

Throughout the parks, there are little areas to stretch and work out. 

A perfect dip.

Namsan Cable Car taking us to N Seoul Tower.

At N Seoul Tower Park:
The geographic center of Seoul

View from N Seoul Tower.

The walk down from N Seoul Tower Park to the Cable Car Station. It is a very beautiful park.

This week Kyle went back to work and I started my "classes." I am part of a tour group that learns about a different region of Seoul each week as well as a knotting class. There is a Korean name for it, but I can't remember it. That class had homework...hilarious! Oh, and don't forget flower arranging class! :)sbc