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When I was in Korea several summers ago I did two walks through Mt. Mudeung National Park, each in different directions. On the first one I ended up at this rest stop, a lovely place along the river I was walking by. Mudeungsan (無等山) is known for its rocks, but you don’t have to be anywhere near the top to find some pretty cool-looking boulders like these.
Before my 2016 adventures in Copenhagen, I hadn’t really explored places where locals hang out. One of my favorites that I discovered this past summer was Lygtens Kro. The place has a nice vibe, and the customers are very friendly. The two downsides are that it gets too crowded (especially on nights with live music) and nearly everyone smokes. The latter criticism can’t really be avoided in Denmark.
Ill Wicker was a great-sounding band from Gothenburg, Sweden.
The Arakawa in Yamanashi is not the same as the Arakawa in Tokyo. This one runs through Shosenkyo and then joins up with the Fujikawa (富士川).
This was my breakfast on my second day in Busan. I think I was in the basement of the Lotte Department Store.