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	[History] Wreck of the Bianca Pertica In September 1878, a powerful storm claimed several ships in the vicinity of Jeju Island. One of these ships was the Barbara Taylor and the Robert Neff 2010-05-14

[History] Community Calendar O’Sulloc Festival Until May 9, O’Sulloc Green Tea Museum, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo city Info: 064-794-5312 Spring Garden Until May 9, Mirae Co Jeju Weekly 2010-05-03

	[History] Rape flower viewing This year's Rape Flower Festival was held on April 10 and 11 near Daerok Mountain in Pyoseon, Seogwipo. Over a site of just under 300,000 sq Jeju Weekly 2010-05-03

	[History] Part Two-Recovery of the Barbara Taylor In September 1878, the British schooner Barbara Taylor was wrecked off Jeju Island. In October, the ship’s captain, John Taylor, Mr. Paul (t Robert Neff 2010-05-03

	[History] Part One Recovery of the Barbara Taylor In mid-September 1878, a powerful typhoon struck the southern coast of Japan wreaking havoc upon the shipping industry in that area. Several Robert Neff 2010-04-19

	[History] The art of life An occupational hazard of journalism is the suspicion with which one often questions the motives of others. We look for an agenda behind see Tracie Barrett 2010-03-30

	[History] Part Two The wreck of the Barbara Taylor Captain Taylor and two Chinese crew members, on horseback, were escorted by a “guard of about 100 men on horseback and foot, banners flying, Robert Neff 2010-03-30

	[Events] Symbols of Jeju Jeju Weekly 2010-03-21

	[Events] Symbols of Jeju Until March 30, visitors to the Haenyo Museum in the village of Hado can view an exhibit of photographs of 10 events or things viewed as sym Jeju Weekly 2010-03-16

	[History] Part One-The wreck of the Barbara Taylor In mid-September 1878, southern Japan and Jeju Island were plagued by a series of heavy rainstorms that eventually evolved on Sept. 20 into Robert Neff 2010-03-16

	[Events] A Jeju artist in London There is something about Jeju Island which leaves an indelible mark on those who leave it. Natives and foreigners alike are seemingly drawn Darren Southcott 2010-02-25

	[History] Part Two-A diplomat visits, 1895 With a “friendly crowd at [their] heels,” Wilkinson and his translator made their way through the city to the prefect’s residence. Wilkinson Robert Neff 2010-02-25

	[Events] Portraying the beast To celebrate Lunar New Year, which falls on Feb. 14 this year, the Lee Jung Seop Gallery in Seogwipo City is currently displaying 20 pieces Darryl Coote 2010-02-16

	[History] Tiger, tiger, burning bright Tigers have always played a key role in Korea’s history and mythology. Many readers are probably aware of the legend of Tan’gun, the legenda Robert Neff 2010-02-16

	[History] Part One A diplomat visits, 1895 In the past, Jeju Island was used as a penal colony for those who had displeased the court - usually nobles or other men of high position. P Robert Neff 2010-02-16

	[Heritage] Lovers latch on to Yongduam If wearing matching clothes and carrying matching cellphone charms isn’t enough to show the world how much fun it is to be a couple, display Nicole Erwin 2010-02-16

	[Heritage] Where old is beautiful With the moving season upon us and a New Year influx of foreigners to the island, the question of where to find cheap necessities and suppli Darryl Coote 2010-02-16

	[Heritage] A moving experience There is a mystique to Jeju Island that is both alluring and mysterious. It can be sensed in every gentle breeze, every waterfall and every Melissa Trias 2010-02-16

	[Heritage] Sacred cow Spirits were high in Jeju City at the weekend as the island welcomed spring 2010 with the Tamnaguk Ipchungutnori. Ipchun, which commonly fal Tracie Barrett 2010-02-16

	[History] The wreck of the Mary Jeju History Series In the 1880s, the seas of the Far East were filled with small ships; many owned and commanded by Westerners. These Weste Robert Neff 2010-01-28

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