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These stone "harubang" statues seem to be the face of Jeju. They are everywhere. The women divers ("haenyeo") bring in seafood from the nearby seabed. It's a dying occupation now though. It is said that the first inhabitants to Jeju arrived in boats like this:
We departed for Jeju Island from the ferry terminal at Wando Island, which is connected to the Korean mainland by a very short bridge. (Click here to visit in Google Maps.)
A couple days ago I posted a photo of a couple very similar cars, one of which is ours. (Click here for the photo.) I mentioned that there are three differences between the two vehicles, but thanks to feedback from others, we've come up with five. Here they are: The color...
We boarded the Jeju Island ferry at Wando Island. (Click here to visit in Google Maps.)
On our way back from Jeju Island, we stopped for a lunch of octopus and rice in Dokcheon-Ri (Click here to visit in Google Maps.) Exiting the restaurant, I noticed that the car parked next to ours was nearly identical… but not completely the same! Can you spot the three...
While I worked on a Korean-language project with President Kim, the family ventured around to see the nearby area.
