More from Hike #2 with Judy

The tree is famous for its inverse root. Instead of growing below the ground, the root shot back out and grew into a branch...that later sprawl out towards the left of the photo.

Heidi and Vladimir

Heidi and her dog Jindo

I descended the mountain in this position

I never would have done the hike without you, Judy. Next time, just keep in mind that I'm a beginning...like I am just learning to hike/climb-- A BEGINNERRR.........I know..."beginner" is overrated.

Hiking Club - Hike #2 at Cheontaesan...

...I hope that's how you spell it. This was probably the most challenging hike I've ever completed. Look it:

Hiking Clubs--past and present--represent themselves with ribbons. There are fewer and fewer as you reach the summit.

Ginko Tree: over 1000 years old

Wishing rock piles: I made five wishes...for different people

Go go gadget... mountain goat!

More to come...

Hiking Club - Hike #1 at Yongbongsan

Judy looked into hiking around Korea and came across the Seoul International Hiking Club. Our first hike was at Yongbongsan.

I have no idea where and which province that's in because I fell asleep as soon as the bus started...so yeah, look it up for me. In the meantime, here are some photos.

Our next hike is tomorrow...the name of it...I don't know. That sentence was written in Korean grammar. I don't apologize. It makes life here easier.

Hope you are doing well wherever you are hiking/running...

H.