Mr. Lee's House

 You are very very wealthy if you own a home...if you own a vacation home....that looks like this...well

 One piece of wire to make this.

 And an art gallery in the basement.

 He hired an opera singer

Seoil Farm Making tofu and traditional rice cakes.

 Churning soybeans

 Kimchi pots.

 Yesterday we were followed by a film crew who were reporting for a local news.

 Teaching us how make tofu.

Insadong Market and lunch

Gyeongbokgung Palace

The King'size palace with 999 rooms.  Why not 1000 you may ask.  Because they could not have more than the King in China and he had 1000. All the rooms were occupied with the Kings slaves.
Todd Simon's escort had a very short visit as we got off the bus. The palace was 5 minutes from his work so he popped by. Will have lunch at his house on Saturday.

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.