In his many meanderings around Jeonju, our friend Andy found this slice of camping heaven. It is quiet. It is remote. The only sounds you hear are birds, the wind flowing through trees and the small creek that runs by the camp site. For those of you in Korea, you know how hard this is to find.
For the past few weekends, we've been heading out there with fellow teachers Cody and Karen (strangely enough, Kelowna residents and ex-OUC grads) to sit back and relax.
We've turned it into a bit of a home-away-from-home, adding natural seats with rock back rests, an upgraded firepit, a few 'tables' for cooking and two gardens, just for the heck of it.
With the hammocks up, the birds singing and our beer cooling in the creek, there's no place we'd rather be these days!
In his many meanderings around Jeonju, our friend Andy found this slice of camping heaven. It is quiet. It is remote. The only sounds you hear are birds, the wind flowing through trees and the small creek that runs by the camp site. For those of you in Korea, you know how hard this is to find. 
For the past few weekends, we've been heading out there with fellow teachers Cody and Karen (strangely enough, Kelowna residents and ex-OUC grads) to sit back and relax.
We've turned it into a bit of a home-away-from-home, adding natural seats with rock back rests, an upgraded firepit, a few 'tables' for cooking and two gardens, just for the heck of it.
With the hammocks up, the birds singing and our beer cooling in the creek, there's no place we'd rather be these days!
1 comment:
Love your blog. Good to see you guys. Jess and I are envious of your travels.
Matt
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