A friend and I will have a 10 hour layover at the airport in South Korea. Do you know of anyone who could pick us up at the airport, guide us to some of the sites, and return us to the airport?
We are in our 60s and want to see the area. We are retired teachers from Tennessee.
I'm afraid I don't know of anyone with a car - I wish I did at times! - but here are a couple ideas.
This Saturday's 2S2 will feature the tag-team of Dan from Seoul Eats and Rob from Roboseyo: (copied and pasted from Roboseyo's post on this month's 2S2):
When I was asked if I wanted to attend a 'non-verbal' performance vaguely themed around the idea of cooking for a Korean wedding, it didn't exactly sell me on the idea although I agreed to go.
After a very nice Christmas vacation, it's taking some time to get back into the swing of things. Let's rewind back to Christmas Day, where after signing up for an Adventure Korea trip this adventuring traveler and his fearless girlfriend met our guide at Gimpo Airport. Note: For the sake of those with slower internet connections or shorter attention spans, I've split up the three-day trip into three parts - one for each day of the trip.
Although laboratory work comprises about 80% of my waking life, only a small proportion seems to be making it onto this blog. The main reason for that is because lab work is not very interesting to most people, so I try to keep the focus more on life in Korea. But I found out through my over-performing Sitemeter that some readers are starting to find this blog through science related searches. Often times I'll try looking for a protocol on Google, and the only results that come through are too technical to be useful.
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