A short bus ride later we arrived at the Moak Mountains to have 'fun stream time.' Above the steam and picnic area was the Keumsan Temple, which would have been more impressive if not for the few hundred EPIK teachers infesting the grounds at once.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Field Trip
Instead of doing the laundry I desperately needed to do, I edited photos last night of our field trip. It was meant to be a day of rejuvenation and respite from our lecture days here on campus. We began at a local market, ripe with smells of strange spice and fish. Next we toured the Gyeonggijeon Shrine followed by a music and dance performance that quickly dissolved into an interactive celebration, drawing us all into the act. We then had some time to explore a plateaued park overlooking the entire area before descending for a crafts session making our own traditional fans.
A short bus ride later we arrived at the Moak Mountains to have 'fun stream time.' Above the steam and picnic area was the Keumsan Temple, which would have been more impressive if not for the few hundred EPIK teachers infesting the grounds at once.
A short bus ride later we arrived at the Moak Mountains to have 'fun stream time.' Above the steam and picnic area was the Keumsan Temple, which would have been more impressive if not for the few hundred EPIK teachers infesting the grounds at once.
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