Along Section 9 of the Chirisan Doollae-Gil (4 of 13) – To Euitae Village
(Visit in Google Maps.)
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Along Section 9 of the Chirisan Doollae-Gil (3 of 13) – The Bamboo Forest
(Visit in Google Maps.)
Along Section 9 of the Chirisan Doollae-Gil (2 of 13) – Up and Over Jungtae Pass
(Visit in Google Maps.)
Along Section 9 of the Chirisan Doollae-Gil (1 of 13) – Heading Out from Deoksan
Picking up where I left off with Myunghee on our trip out to Chirsan last month where we finished Secton 8, I circled around over the bridge at Deoksan and down the other sde of the river on Section 9. (Visit in Google Maps.)
The New Ansan City Unmanned Bike Rental System
I love this new system they’ve set up in the city. There are 47 of these bicycle stations located around Ansan and for W20,000/year, any resident can sign up at www.pedalro.kr [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: https://www.pedalro.kr/index.do] to use the bicycles as much as they want. The only condition is that the...
Expanding on the Korean Business Etiquette Guide, Chapter 1 – “Understanding and Correctly Using Names and Titles in Korean Business”
Once again, I have the privilege of sharing feedback from Rich DeBourke, principal consultant at SBF Consulting, about a lesson in the Korean Business Etiquette Guide (back when it was the Business Culture Fundamentals Specialization of the KBC Professional Certification Program). Rich's comments and questions about the materials give me...
Eight (More) Tips for Handling Your Korean Translation Projects
It’s hard to believe I’ve already written sixteen tips to help clients and other readers improve their Korean translations. Anyway, here are the last eight tips in one place: Why I'll Never Be Able to Translate to English All the Implied Respect in a Korean Document What It Means...
Team Seongpo 6 Wins the Championship in the Korea Basketball Club’s 2013 Summer Tournament for the Ansan Region
Twenty-two teams entered the competition; just one emerged victorious….
Tree of Old Fishing Village in Ansan
According to the historical marker for this 400-year old tree, the area was the site of a fishing village through the Korean War. After that, the fishing moved down the coast a ways and the villagers focused on farming. Today, it's at least a 20-minute drive to get to anything...
