This was one of those family trips we will always remember and cherish.
Aaron works long hours and so we all were looking forward
to some time off with Daddy in Korea and it was wonderful.
Our good friends who happen to have the last name of Knudsen
planned and set this up for anyone who wanted to join them.
Our friends here have become like family to us
and so our kids felt like this was one big trip with the cousins.
They played and swam and played and swam while we watched,
relaxed and watched and relaxed some more.
LOVED IT!!!
This is what we saw looking out of our cabin.
That night we visited a nearby light house and
could see the lights from the ships out on the ocean.
The next day we went to some caves.
Haley and Molly were inseparable.
Even at the beach.
Emmaline drinking one of her favorite Korean smoothies.
We stayed
and lingered,
took photos of our dear friends,
(Jacob Adams, Jiyhun Knudsen and Emmaline)
until finally the sun went down
on those adorable, chubby, edible, painted toes.
The next morning we were back out at the beach on our last day.
Here is Isaac and Emmaline who came back for some lunch at the cabin.
This is a traditional Korean table.
The legs even fold in so it can be stowed when not in use.
Molly wanted one final goodbye of this beautiful place and
who could blame her.
It looks like a picture from a dream.
This is the road that accessed the beach.
(You can see the ocean in the distance)
I truly thought we were not going to fit under this train track bridge.
It took us about three hours to drive home and I enjoyed every minute while looking at the scenery before us. It was a beautiful drive through the mountains of Korea. It felt very nostalgic and almost sad in a way knowing this was our last summer here.
I wanted to soak it in as much as possible,
this Land of the Morning Calm.
