This is Dong-gyu, Mrs Kim's older son; he's eying a strange statue that we found. Not a clue who he is. I'm pretty sure Dong-gyu had his suspicions though.
Friday, April 06, 2007
The Bamboo Forest
So yesterday we found out that we didn't have any class so we decided to go on a "business trip". After lots of official Naju English Town work in Gwang-ju (i.e. hanging out at Mrs. Kims place and going out for lunch), we went to Damyang (a city near Gwang-ju) that boasts the most bamboo in Korea. So here are a few pictures of us in the "Bamboo Forest".
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