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[Things To Do] Experience the process of pottery making The Noranggul Keunbulttegi 2011 Jeju Onggi Kiln Festival for Korean earthenware pottery will be held from Dec. 14 to 17 in Shinpyeong-ri, Da Kim Jung Lim 2011-12-09

	[Things To Do] Pottery museum keeps ancient Jeju craft alive The area in front of the Jeju Onggi Museum is like the ruins of a zoo’s polar bear enclosure: poured cement forms a basin and snakes around Christian Yetter 2011-12-09

	[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

	[Things To Do] Autumn in a photographer's paradise A single sliver of moonlight illuminates the path ahead of me as I make my way up Yeongsil Trail on the northwestern side of Mt. Halla in th Douglas MacDonald 2011-11-25

	[Things To Do] Seoul's autumn season Fall is my favourite time of year. The season is especially nice in Seoul and it is the best time to go hiking. And given Seoul’s topography Gregory B. Curley 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

	[Things To Do] The story behind Seogwipo's Mandarin bakery gem bakery is just a stone’s throw from the entrance of Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, ideally located for locals and travelers seeking a delicious trea Jessica Sicard 2011-11-12

	[Hiking] Lonely Planet co-founder talks trekking Travel guru Tony Wheeler, co-founder of The Lonely Planet book series, spoke at the three-day 2011 World Trail Conference at the Lotte Hotel Jeju Weekly 2011-11-12

	[Hiking] Jeju Olle and the Korean psyche: Healing minds and hearts Jeju Olle is helping to heal the minds of Korean people. A post-conflict, post-colonial society with an ongoing threat of military aggressio Anne Hilty 2011-11-12

	[Things To Do] It's not just the journey, but the destination The first month of the initial two-month long Jeju City Tour Bus trial-run service came to a close at the end of October and The Jeju Weekly Jeju Weekly 2011-11-12

	[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

	[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

	[Hiking] Jeju Olle Trails Rated: Course No. 15 The Napeup warm-temperate forest (another Olle top 10) is a perfect relaxing break in the covered shade to experience true nature. A highlig Steve Oberhauser 2011-11-05

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