D MJ Binkley's Guestbook

Doing an Abbey Rd?
Looks like they are doing a local version of the Beatles crossing Abbey Rd. /Ake

"Train To Busan"
Meet up with any Zombies on the train, lol!

Korean Jazz
Glad you embraced the music culture in South Korea. Jazz may not be our thing but when we were with Cockle and Travel Camel in Vietnam, Jazz in HCMC was the greatest gig!!! I'll post this in "Musicians of the World" thread in the Photography Forum.

Things that I learn!
Indeed...didn't know 'SPAM' could be a food. Yes, I am not a foodie (as you know from social media about my experience elsewhere), but I know that you and David are. I read your blog with curiosity that how many different items you tasted while you two were there in Seoul!! Hats off! I couldn't do that even 10% of that and would have survived with Burgers only during my entire stay, I suppose. Shame on me! Oh, well.... And yes, please enjoy your trip. I continue to follow your footsteps (except the food....and imagine a smiley emoji).

Great to read of your experiences. You have seen more of Korea than I did in about 20 visits, but there again, I was there for business not pleasure! I'm glad you enjoyed the experience at the DMZ. When I was there many years ago now, guards on either side were almost touching noses and eyeballing each other, but never a smile!

Korean Memories
Ah, so wonderful to read this blog! Not only does it bring back amazing memories for me from my own trip to Seoul a few years ago, it is also wonderful to see you both in your element and travelling again! The Business Class trip looks amazing, and a great birthday treat. So glad you got to see Suwon, which was on my own list but due to lack of time, I couldn't quite make it. And the Yoido Church! I'm so touched that you also went there and thought of me ☺️ I'm glad to read that you were able to still do part of the DMZ trip, even though the JSA wasn't available. There is so much to learn and take in at this very unusual part of the world. A wonderful read! 😁