Jeju-do With A Little Bit Of S-E-X!!

This blog is about a week overdue, but I've been really busy, so this is the first chance I've had to sit down and write it. Last weekend Tracy, Carolina and I got out of Incheon and headed to Jeju Island with my friend Rudy, who organized the trip and some other friends from Seoul. We had a really early start to our Saturday morning. I was up at 4:30 a.m. to meet Tracy for McDonald's breakfast at 5:30 a.m. before heading to Gimpo Airport. Carolina met up with us at the transfer station and we trained together to the airport. We got there a bit early, but it was good because Tracy hates being late and we had enough time to chill out with a coffee before we had to head to get our tickets. The plane ride was just over an hour and when we arrived on Jeju the sun was shining and the air was crisp and fresh. Rudy hooked us up with a weekend long tour bus, tour guide, tours, a hostel, and meals included. It made the trip so much more relaxed and chill.

Carolina checking out the map of Jeju, acting like she knows where were going - she would get us lost for sure. We went to this beautiful mountain that was surrounded by tombs (the black squares) and beautiful scenery. Just another look at the beautiful scenery and NON-polluted air on the Island. Tracy, Carolina and I made it to the top of the mountain. We weren't expecting it to be such a climb. I'm thankful I wore my runners. The other girls didn't.

Our very first stop of the day was a friggen mountain. Who does that to us? Afterward, we got back on the bus and headed to our next destination...Horseback riding. I haven't been horseback riding since Junior High Peer Support camp, so I was quite excited. The best part of the whole horseback riding experience was the amazing outfits we got to wear.

Check out this sweet duds. I was digging the boots a lot. They made my legs look skinny. Me and my beautiful horse that I named Coco. We were good friends except when she sped up and made my crotch sore. Our second stop was a beautiful beach where a very popular Korean drama called, All In, was filmed. Look at how blue the water and the sky are. The three of us got a picture with the beautiful beach behind us.

When we finished at the cliff/set of the Korean drama we headed for lunch. After lunch we headed to a Maze. It was created by a American man in the 80's and has had millions of visitors. Tracy, Carolina and I went into together, but didn't come out together. Carolina followed a different group of people and ended up beating Tracy and I out of the maze and we are the one's who have the good sense of direction. When we finished at the maze we headed to a Korean history museum. We ended up staying there for over an hour before people were getting restless and hungry.

Teacher Tracy giving a lesson on behavior...clearly I'm taking it very seriously.

When we finished with the museum we headed to dinner. It was a Korean buffet, which was pretty good, but we didn't eat that much. Afterward, it was off to Loveland, which is a place full of a whole lot of sex and nakedness. Consider how reserved Koreans are with a lot of things, Loveland definitely doesn't fit the bill. Below are just a bunch of the pictures I took throughout Loveland. Proceed with caution!

Carolina, Tracy and I with the BIG gold naked girl statue. She was desperate for a kiss, so I provided her with what she has been longing for. Nothing says sex like a giant penis with not one girl, but 4 girls on it. Of course, when one of those girls isn't real it makes things a bit awkward...for her. This is one of the more reserved statues. I thought they looked cute, so I captured the moment. When we had finished at Loveland we headed to the hostel to get checked in and then some people went out for the night/morning and some people went to bed. Carolina, Tracy and I opted for the latter half. We were exhausted and I knew I would regret going out, so I stayed in and we were in bed asleep by midnight.