Korean War Memorial

A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace.

The chaplain had a day off, and we decided to have a sightseeing day. Meghan has classes every Saturday in Yongsan, so we headed south with her. Since the soldier had a free day, we visited the Korean War Memorial. LOL Who would have guessed that his day away would have involved tanks and other such firepower - both primitive and modern. Okay, okay, the weather was cold and windy, and it was a perfect day to be inside.

It took about 5 hours to browse through 5000 years of Korean wartime history, but we enjoyed it. We waited to eat dinner until we made it back to Dongducheon so we could dine at Cary's favorite restaurant - what he calls the "Waffle House." (I have yet to see a waffle in that place.) After some divine cheese and kimchi rice for me and a pork cutlet for him, it was naptime. Full and sleepy in Korea - and loving it!