An early morning walk in Seoul

 Yesterday's rain....today's headline.

 A non rainy picture of our hotel.

 Simon wants one please.

 Mitchell  want Simon to buy this for you.

 This is a walkway that lead to restraints , stores and homes.

 Chasing the pigeons until they flew and scared him.

 A walk in the park.

 Park rules.

 The menu...octopus and more octopus.

Museum of Emigration History and Wolmi Park

Wolmi Cultural Centre where one can experience traditional royal court, Korean dishes and exhibits of the history of Korean Emmigration.  

 Just had to throw in a craft.

 Traditional wedding ceremony performed by members of our group.

 Conservation area that is very well maintained with beautiful gardens , small animals and fish ponds.

 The Kings taste testers.  Everything had to be sampled by two women before they served the king.

 During the Korean War this place served as the first landing site. It is now a conserved area which just opened to the public in 2001 to the public.

Egg plant.

Unification Observatory

 We visited the site where the initial invasion started between North Korea and South. The train involved in the battle sit's still waiting for the wall to come down.  The train had over 1000 amunition/bullet holes.  Families have been separated for just over 60 years. Families who were in North Korea at the time has no choice. They were there to stay. With this many families were and are still separated.