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Published: March 8th 2008
Kamsa hamnida! It was an arduous battle, but I reached Seoul. It feels nice to be in my motherland. Nobody stares @ me like I'm sticking out like a sore thumb, even though I do look quite different than most Koreans (dress and face-wise). I've learned that most people think I am at least somewhat Japanese. This is blowing my mind. Seoul is on par, for me at least, with Rome. It's a huge city, but ...
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Daniel Neal
Intense travels
Wow, it sounds like you have been through a lot to get to Korea. I applaud your ability to survive on your arduous journey. I´m pretty sure I wouldn´t have made it in China. Nice pics of the guards, especially the one from behind with the flags obscuring their bodies. And I am looking for my face after the pic with the street and the lights. I mean, whatever. It sounds like you are enjoying Korea a little more than China so far. Keep up the good work on your travels. And what is this secret project you are cooking up in your head?!?