The last park on our little adventure was Daedunsan Provincial Park. After a day and a half of some tough hiking, we decided to take the cable car up a majority of the mountain. From there it was about 650 meters to the top, but it, like the rest of the trails we had been on, was straight up. Thankfully there were rails to help out. In this park there was a suspension bridge (see picture above) which was scary and a narrow stairway up from one point to the other, and we were quite high and that was by far the scariest part. We spent maybe 2 hours here, but the views were spectacular.
Monday, July 7, 2008
Daedunsan Provincial Park
The last park on our little adventure was Daedunsan Provincial Park. After a day and a half of some tough hiking, we decided to take the cable car up a majority of the mountain. From there it was about 650 meters to the top, but it, like the rest of the trails we had been on, was straight up. Thankfully there were rails to help out. In this park there was a suspension bridge (see picture above) which was scary and a narrow stairway up from one point to the other, and we were quite high and that was by far the scariest part. We spent maybe 2 hours here, but the views were spectacular.
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Oh my goodnes, what a beautiful country. I knew you two would have a fantastic time there.
You failed to mention how many hot dogs Ben ate. Ha ha.
Keep writing the articles - they're great.
Love ya both,
dad
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