I could not for the life of me get a good photo of this guy because he was busy making a web over my hammock and wouldn’t stop moving. But he was SO cool, and I made everyone within sight hop over to my bungalow to see it. They weren’t as excited as I was.
I couldn’t get a good shot, but his “shell” was red, black, and yellow with two little red “eyes” painted like demons on his back.
My couchsurfer Martin and I woke up late on Saturday. The noraebang was worth it, but we didn’t have time to go to Sinbulsan as planned.
So I suggested Young Island (Youngdo).
There were some walkers, and some fishermen, some families with trike-riding, whining children, but…
if you look hard enough, you can find a quiet place.
Martin climbed a rock, but I’m scared of heights.
And, if you haven’t noticed, I love spiders. We saw 3 bazillion of these–
And then we wanted pizza desperately, and waited at a quiet bus stop by the sea.
Even in a crowded country, those quiet places are out there.
To get to Youngdo get off at Nampo-dong Subway Station. Take a bus bound for Youngdo from the “Jagalchi side” of the street (nearest the water).
