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	[Things To Do] Folk villages help maintain link to past How to preserve tradition? This is a conundrum faced by developing societies throughout the world. Modernization – and colonization an Anne Hilty 2011-09-24

	[Things To Do] A place where Jeju meets Africa When I first heard of the Museum of African Art in Seogwipo City, I was intrigued. Where does African culture fit into Jeju, let alone Korea Sarah Warren 2011-09-23

	[Hiking] Olle Course No. 9 goes au naturel around Andeok Valley At the end of the hike, the Hwasun Prehistoric sites are present with interpretation only in Korean and many ongoing excavations off both si Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-23

	[Hiking] The biggest temple, falls, beaches, loose rocks and fireflies I walked until I could walk no more. I ended up on the coast at the Fireflies Reservation. Yeah, it’s chilly at night. But, it’s better than Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-23

	[Hiking] Moving west out of Seogwipo, many things coming together on the path If you have not heard the news, there is a base being built for the Korean Navy in Gangjeong. The Olle course takes a modified way through t Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-21

	[Hiking] Three spots are worthy on little used spur trail, Course No. 7-1 I am carrying a sling bag, a green side bag and a beach towel. I have netting for sleeping, 1.5 liters of some varying liquid, an empty 500m Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-20

	[Hiking] An early favorite, Seogwipo's route is flawless What a blending of natural scenery and landscape with man-made wonders throughout the city. This route has a bit of everything Olle advertis Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-19

	[Hiking] An Olle low point ends where Soesokkak begins The finishing point of Course No. 5. This a popular tourist spot. Well kept and managed. A wooden boardwalk runs the entire length, restaura Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-18

	[Hiking] The scorching sun beats down upon Olle's hard paths I inspected a number of tangerine farms for water spigots, since my hope in this place delivered no drinkable water. This spring flows "up" Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-16

	[Hiking] Surprises abound en route to Pyoseon Beach Not a store in view from the beginning of Olle Course No. 3 out of Onpyeong to almost outside of Pyoseon. Farmland galore around mini highla Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-15

	[Hiking] At last, the island's nature begins to emerge on Olle Course No. 2 Close from the start of the course, one of the shortest oreum on the island is to be climbed in Siksanbong. Very basic. Two interesting thin Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-15

	[Hiking] Week 1 culminates with Chuseok's full moon at Seongsan Sunrise Peak What is the pinnacle of oreums? Is this it? It may be. But, I don’t know until I finish getting to the top of as many as I can. There were t Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-13

	[Things To Do] Wolpyeong story-telling trail to promote region This article is a continuation of the Wolpyeong story in issue 56. — Ed. Three years ago, a quiet village known as Wolpyeong started t Kim Jung Lim 2011-09-12

	[Hiking] A wet, two-day trip to Udo offers an empty Olle course Besides sleeping on Coral Beach, I would say the lighthouse park is tops because of its design. The first lighthouse of Jeju Island, it was Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-12

	[Hiking] Weather trouble looms after passage to Udo I was warned when buying my ticket, I could be stuck there for a few days because of Typhoon Kulap's activity. The terminal is clean with In Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-12

	[Hiking] A cave, maze and flat seaside approach to Sehwa In three years I’ve never gone into the maze at Gimnyeong Maze Park. It is impressive and I finished it in about 20 minutes. Before going in Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-09

	[Hiking] Strolling between two popular beaches, Hamdeok to Gimnyeong I have gained more respect for Gimnyeong Beach for its layout. The campground is fabulous with only a few people there because of the privat Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-08

	[Hiking] Heading east out of the city, into the country First impressions are positive. Although the Bushnell BackTrack GPS was reading high 20s in the Celsius department throughout the day and I Steve Oberhauser 2011-09-07

	[Things To Do] Seogwipo oyster restaurant favored by locals Namhaegulbap is a small restaurant located in a quiet neighborhood in Donghong-dong, Seogwipo City. Its name means southern sea oyster and r Kimberly Comeau 2011-08-27

	[Jeju Travel] A homecoming of sorts An unforgettable memory from my childhood is going on an excursion to the river close to my village with my family and friends. The stream, Kim Jung Lim 2011-08-27

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