As soon as I stepped foot in Tokyo in 2008, I knew I had caught the travelling bug. I decided I didn't just want to travel I wanted to experience the world! The different cultures, the people, the sites and most importantly (to me) the food!

Recently I have started to develop an interest in photography and hope to improve my skills while doing what I love most.

Welcome to my journey........

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Monday 26 November 2012

New Party Planning Website! Great for Camps, Parties and Costumes!

https://diypartiesonabudget.wordpress.com/ Please enjoy my new site about having a DIY party on a budget. Future themes will be Harry Potter, Alice in Wonderland and the 80s.

Friday 9 November 2012

Seoul at Autumn

Autumn has arrived in Seoul and everywhere looks so beautiful. It sadly is now getting colder but that means I can wear my winter clothes now.

I decided to practice taking photos a few weeks ago, as it was the perfect season. I first went to Olympic park with friends for brunch and a walk. It was really beautiful. The leaves had just started to change colour and there were still the last of the flowers from Summer.


Olympic park, Seoul



Flowers

Autumn



Autumn

Autumn

Autumn

Olympic park


After meeting my friends, I went to Bukchon and one of the palaces. Sadly, I forgot my spare battery so my trip was cut short. I can always go back nest year ^^. Plus, it was even more crazy busy than normal. I think that was because it rained non-stop on the Saturday (which is date day here), therefore the couples all came out on Sunday!

Insadong

Not after going to Insadong......
Bukchon

Bukchon

Bukchon


Seoul

Seoul

Seoul at Autumn

Seoul

Wednesday 31 October 2012

Halloween 2012

This year I dressed up as a zombie/ghost thing again! My sixth graders were more scared than the second grade!

Happy Halloween!

Scary!

Willow!

Monday 22 October 2012

Mt. Yongmasan to Mt. Achasan.

The heavens have opened!
Me and Paul had been wanted to climb Mt Yongmasan for a while. On Saturday, we finally managed it! Yongmasan isn't a very big mountain compared to others. In fact, I saw dogs and children up there.

We first popped to see the waterfall. Sadly, it was turned off as we just missed it. I think one of the time slots is 2pm - 2.15pm.  To get to the hike you come out of exit 2 of Yongmasan station. Go right and turn left at the first corner. Go through the apartment complex and you will see a big set of stairs to a park. Going left will lead you to the waterfall. Going right and up with lead you to the hike. You can also get on the hike path from a small path near the waterfall. Go though the gym area and start the hike. there are loads of signs so you don't get last. they are in Korean but you can easily guess what they are for.


Mt. Yongmasan

So off we headed up the mountain. Most of the climb is climbing stairs rather than rocks. I hate stairs!! But at least they work your muscles. The weather was not great that day. It rained later that day, so during the day it was dark and cloudy.

I managed to get some good pictures though, as there was a platform that seemed to just be at the end of the mountain. With the lights coming through the sky, it looked like a staircase to heaven coming down. It was really beautiful and strange.

Adjumma and Adjusshi enjoying the views.
After making it to the top we had to find our way to Mt. Achasan. There is another staircase going down to your right. We just followed the signs for Achasan. Be careful as there are signs for everywhere! I took my tripod to take pictures of sunset, but it was gloomy, so we knew sunset would turn dark too quickly. It would then be too dangerous climbing down. Therefore, we skipped waiting for sunset.

I also found out Paul will probably leave next year :(. He is one of my closest friends over here so I will miss him so much ><. Oh well! We will just have to go on more trips before he leaves!!

My school is the curved building
At the top of Mt. Yongmasan

Hikers

Couple waiting for sunset


Mt. Yongmasan

Mt. Yongmasan

Mt. Yongmasan

Mt. Yongmasan.