Clint has been working a lot lately. He's training a new pilot on the DMZ/no fly line. Thank heavens the other pilot took a 3 week vacation to Hawaii so Clint could have some time off too! He actually had this weekend off so we've been spending as much time outside as possible (since the weather has finally gotten nice!). We barbequed at home and ate outside for as many meals as possible. We have to get it all in before its humid and monsoon season!!
Sat. May 8, 2010
There is a huge river that runs through Seoul called the Han River. I'm talking huge!!! About 319 miles long to be exact. All along the river there are parks. Its actually considered one big long park called Hangang Park. There are pools, playgrounds, sports fields, resturaunts, picnic areas, boats, and we even found a 7-11 where we bought some icecream and drinks. Unfortunately I forgot my camera and these pics are from my cell phone.
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I'm so glad you are able to get out and enjoy things while you're still there. I bet you're getting excited and sad all at the same time :) That Everland Park looked kinda neat! How fun.
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