I’ve fondly written of sunsets and though those words hold true for me, the day’s opening like at South Korea’s Naksan Beach offers more than its closing.
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It’s wonderful in so many ways and that Bijindo sunset will be one of the first images that come up in conversations long after I’m gone.
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Also, there were no Koreans other than our guide and bus driver on that day. Today, we’ll be the only foreigners in attendance at the Goseong DMZ.
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Happy Chuseok, Korea! I hope this time brings happiness upon you.
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This is my testament to people in Cambodia and their Khmer smiles. I hope you enjoy and will think about the words with warmth.
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Everyone has a chance meeting filled with captivating stories and testimonials begging for question after question, to hear just something more.
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From the awesome boat tours to our chance meeting with some amazing people, El Nido was probably one of the best trips we’ve ever taken.
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Culinary memories and moments with people will always stand out. Times spent eating Japanese ramen noodles is where one set of memories still linger today.
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There are some other really good coffee shops in Yeosu but frankly, I love Cafe Imi best of all.
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Eastern State Penitentiary is more than a museum. What’s can we learn from it? Read on and see how you can also see this tragic part of American History.