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| The venue is located nearby, between our village and Seogi-po, the second-largest town here on Jeju Island, on the coast. A popular tourist destination, we have to go see it. Parking lots, tour buses, people. Lots. |
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| We ask where "it" is. Somebody points down. We descend past this charming tea house into an over-designed park. |
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| Each footpath is laid out carefully in hardwood timber... |
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| ...nothing is left to chance, in particular not the staircases (note the carefully carved profile)... |
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| ...ubiquitous signs warn of impending danger... |
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| ...keeping the oriental masses on a straight path... |
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| ...walking past phallic structures... |
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| ...anticipatin'... |
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| ...viewing... |
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| ...until (this is it folks, this is it already), until they've reached... |
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| ...the destination... |
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| ...the venue... |
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| ...the famous tourist attraction... |
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| ...the punch line. |
2 comments:
Is that a volcanic rock formation or are you just happy to see me?
We're reading Bram Stoker's "Dracula" at the moment, so our answer is: "both!"
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