Chikso Falls and Naesosa Revisited

Ok, so me and Weez decided to do some hiking again. Weez liked the sound of Chikso Falls, so, despite the cool morning temperature and the light drizzle, we headed down to Puan. It was even better this time than last time I went. The weather cleared up nicely and we had a great time. As always, click on the photos to enlarge. If only reality worked that way...


↑A woman works in her green onion field

↑Chikso Falls
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↑And again
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... and again, me and Weez
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↑A maple bonsai at Naesosa Temple

↑A tiny statue of Buddha next to a budding bush

↑There was no english description of this giant tree, but there was a sign in Korean that might have had some info. Since it's leaves were just starting to fill in, I figured black and white would do it better justice.

↑The very colorful bell pavillion

↑A snack before the bus ride home. All along the street, there were people grilling these fish. They were covered in salt and grilled to perfection. Weez and I grabbed a fish and started to pull the meat out with chopsticks. After a good laugh, the waitress told us to wrap the head in some napkin and eat the fish tail first. Duh!!! I'm glad people had a good laugh at our expense. The napkin also works well to cover the fish's eyes up, so he can't see what's coming. I named the last one I ate "Gil." He was a gemini.

Here's me doin' a number on poor Gil.
Photos By Tokyo Slim