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	[Interviews] Old man stops speeding bus with one arm The distinguished Korean man in his 80s stood at the edge of the busy cross-walk, a small bag of oranges dangling from his hand. Still hands Steve Tesseniar 2013-11-15

	[Culture] He lives in a cave on a mountain He lives in a cave illuminated by soft candlelight at the top of Mt. Sanbang. No need to call ahead. Never have to make a reservation. Just Steve Tesseniar 2013-09-05

	[Heritage] Getting naked in Korea - public baths I have showered with naked dudes all my life. Public showers are the norm when you play sports growing up and serve time in the Air Force, a Steve Tesseniar 2013-07-11

	[Events] A look at what's on offer at the 2012 Jeju Olle Walking Festival The following is an assessment of this year’s Jeju Olle Walking Festival courses for 2012. It was written by Steve Oberhauser in 2011. For m Todd Thacker, Steve Oberhauser 2012-10-25

	[Hiking] Jeju Island's top 100 hiking oreum A signature feature of Jeju Island is its 368 oreum, or parallel volcanoes. Each is as diverse as the island's ecological zones, flora, and Steve Oberhauser 2012-05-21

[Editorials and Opinion] [Letter to the Editor] Happy third anniversary, Jeju Weekly I conclude there are five cards every foreigner should hold, in order of rank, to learn more about the island. First is The Weekly and its a Steve Oberhauser 2012-05-14

	[Food and Drink] Dive into dageumbari Dageumbari is Jeju’s most expensive dish, commanding 200,000 won per kilogram. On an island that historically champions thrift and after two Steve Oberhauser 2011-12-09

	[Food and Drink] Sampling Jeju's new, ambitious Western fare Upon exiting the chic interior setting just east of Yongduam, ask yourself: Was it the best? Cooking Story BOB (which is short for Best Of t Steve Oberhauser, Angela Kim 2011-11-26

	[Hiking] Hiking Jeju's oreum Please note, if you don't have access to the print edition of The Weekly, a PDF download of this two-page map is available by clicking h Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-25

	[Hiking] One more oreum for the road: Hike Jeju finishes, stepping up and out Save the oreum for nature’s sake. Now with Jeju being named one of the New7Wonders of Nature, it would be prudent to increase its natural pr Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-15

	[Hiking] Exploring Jeju City's lesser known oreum in Byeduri, Min, Chilg, Bonga and Non The rain waterlogged me and I could not successfully and safely operate a camera and GPS, for too long anyway. I snuck in two oreum in the f Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-13

	[Hiking] Halla Arboretum is a quick respite from city life I’m at 125 completed. I have a remaining list and am going to solicit a number of people’s help who have lived for a long time on the island Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-09

	[Hiking] Western behemoths exist in the form of Byeongak, Barimae and Nokkomae It was on the old man’s left arm. Completely impressed with the fire watcher’s digs. If in a thrift store, I would have bought that shirt im Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-08

	[Photos and videos] Gunsan and Dansan are a southwestern dual delight I went down to southwestern Jeju to witness the beauty of Andeok Valley and its surroundings. I’ll admit, it was a rough and tiring start to Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-07

	[Hiking] Ddrabi is the darkhorse of Jeju oreum I thought it was all hype. A flash in the pan. When I was walking up, I questioned everything about Ddrabi. I immediately thought a Korean c Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-06

	[Hiking] Jeju Olle Trails Rated: Course No. 19 All parts of the course south of road 1132 are a complete surprise. Little is know about that stretch of land. It goes through some interest Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-05

	[Hiking] Jeju Olle Trails Rated: Course No. 18-1 No need to repeat all the superlatives for Chujado. If a potential hiker has a weak stomach, the high-speed ferry to the island is going to Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-05

	[Hiking] Jeju Olle Trails Rated: Course Number 18 Yes, there are a lot of places to see and many English signs along the way and three incredible oreums in Sarabong, Byeoldobong and Wondangb Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-05

	[Hiking] Jeju Olle Trails Rated: Course No. 17 There is a lot to see here; the exact opposite of the few courses that come before. See Jeju City in a way, perhaps, never seen before, as i Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-05

	[Hiking] Jeju Olle Trails Rated: Course No. 16 Around Susanbong, there are a few nice offshoot trails, as well as on the backside a person will meet a very old (400 years) Japanese black Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-05

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