Maisan/Kosu Cave

Maisan/Kosu Cave

I’ve finally got some free time. March has been an insanely busy month for me. I’ve still managed to have some nice little trips this month. On the 18th we went to Maisan with Lisa (a Korean teacher) and her husband Justin. It was a lot of fun. We visited Tapsa (temple with taps – Korean word for stone towers). K was unusually spry and bouncy for this hike. Maisan with is called the horses ears are two mountains which seem to be made of a natural cement. It was quite a new experience.

Yesterday we went to Kosu cave through a tour group called Adventure Korea. We were a little worried as they were late picking us up in Chungju but afterwards it turned out to be a lot of fun. We got to take a Ferry ride up a river and since it was raining everything seemed very exotic. The cave itself was nice but i wished we could have spent some more time inside. I brought a tripod to get better shots but could seldom use it on account of slowing down the group. I still managed to get a couple of nice shots. You’ll see the difference in the photo album.

Finally, I have one last thing to mention. I celebrated my 31st birthday this month. The day itself was quite nice as I shared a nice dinner with my friends here in Korea. Mom and Dad also sent me a gift for which I am grateful as well as a nice message. To Mom and Dad I would like to say thanks. Although I know that I’ve missed just about every major holiday so far in the new century due to geography, I just wanted to let you know that whether it’s Christmas or birthdays that I think of you guys and I miss you. Cheers.

Addendum: To D who visited me last month: Thanks sis for coming over! And thanks for bringing the Wii (combo bday/Xmas gift from the family), I miss you as well.

Double Addendum: To K who thought so much of me that she brought me a cake and decorated our apartment to surprise me. Thank you darling, you make everyday feel like my birthday!

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