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]]> By: sewing http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/17/ohmy-mungyeong-sae-jae/#comment-11802 sewing Mon, 04 Apr 2005 07:14:41 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1499#comment-11802 Mungyeong Saejae is a pretty special place. I went there in high autumn: perfect ????????? (???????????) weather. My own experience of it was thus: the first leg (from the first to second gate) was not very enjoyable, as there were a virtually uncountable number of people treading back and forth along the road, and although the first gate is somewhat impressive, the gates get progressively more impressive (and the backdrop more scenic) as you ascend towards the pass. After the second gate, the crowds thinned out considerably, and we started to get our exercise as the road wound higher and higher. Pretty soon, there was virtually no one; you could hear the birds chirping (which puts paid to the legend that it used to be called ????? (?????) because even birds didn't fly that high); mountain streams; ????; etc. And then you get to ?????? itself, way up in the mountains, on this historic road tread by scholars, officials, and soldiers in times past on their way between ?????? and ????...it's a pretty special place, and I highly recommend the walk to anyone who hasn't done it. My relatives dropped my father-in-law and me off at one end and picked us up at the other end, so I can't really provide advice on how to do it if you go on your own, but I did notice there are a number of ???? (spelling?) as you come down from the pass on the ????? side. For ???? scholars, don't miss the "????? ??????" stone marker on the right-hand side of the road. And for all the history, my favourite site had to be the road sign on the car-accessible road that winds just to the west of ??????, where from the right angle, you can simultaneously read "?? ????????" on one side and "???????????" on the other. Though I can't say people were magically suddenly speaking Chungcheong dialect on the other side of the gate.... Mungyeong Saejae is a pretty special place. I went there in high autumn: perfect ????????? (???????????) weather. My own experience of it was thus: the first leg (from the first to second gate) was not very enjoyable, as there were a virtually uncountable number of people treading back and forth along the road, and although the first gate is somewhat impressive, the gates get progressively more impressive (and the backdrop more scenic) as you ascend towards the pass. After the second gate, the crowds thinned out considerably, and we started to get our exercise as the road wound higher and higher. Pretty soon, there was virtually no one; you could hear the birds chirping (which puts paid to the legend that it used to be called ????? (?????) because even birds didn’t fly that high); mountain streams; ????; etc. And then you get to ?????? itself, way up in the mountains, on this historic road tread by scholars, officials, and soldiers in times past on their way between ?????? and ????…it’s a pretty special place, and I highly recommend the walk to anyone who hasn’t done it. My relatives dropped my father-in-law and me off at one end and picked us up at the other end, so I can’t really provide advice on how to do it if you go on your own, but I did notice there are a number of ???? (spelling?) as you come down from the pass on the ????? side.

For ???? scholars, don’t miss the “????? ??????” stone marker on the right-hand side of the road. And for all the history, my favourite site had to be the road sign on the car-accessible road that winds just to the west of ??????, where from the right angle, you can simultaneously read “?? ????????” on one side and “???????????” on the other. Though I can’t say people were magically suddenly speaking Chungcheong dialect on the other side of the gate….

]]> By: David Mason http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/17/ohmy-mungyeong-sae-jae/#comment-11801 David Mason Thu, 24 Mar 2005 06:41:50 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1499#comment-11801 But he HAS a site, that Buddhapia one, linked from mine and many others: <a href="http://www.buddhapia.com/eng/tedesco/index.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.buddhapia.com/eng/tedesco/index.html</a> Yeah, he should start a blog, he's an opiniated dude... Sure, i've heard of people finding san-sam all over the Taebaek and Sobaek ranges, nationwide... it's not so rare. Really old ones that bring 100,000,000 won, THAT's quite rare, but... many legends abound. But he HAS a site, that Buddhapia one, linked from
mine and many others:
http://www.buddhapia.com/eng/tedesco/index.html
Yeah, he should start a blog, he’s an opiniated dude…

Sure, i’ve heard of people finding san-sam all over the Taebaek and Sobaek ranges, nationwide… it’s not so rare. Really old ones that bring 100,000,000 won, THAT’s quite rare, but… many legends abound.

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