I’ve messed up. After Busan, we chose Gyeonju, a city so rich in history it’s known as ‘the museum without walls’. I booked us in at a guest house, as I thought, just beyond the edge of the town.
Our hosts kindly came to collect us from the bus station. We left town. We left out-of-town trading estates. We left any form of housing. We left the main road. We started to climb. We saw a sign ‘Gyeonju National Park’. Still we travelled.
And after thirty five minutes we pulled in here. We’re surrounded by forested mountains, by bubbling streams, by tiny smallholdings set into the valleys. There are cicadas, songbirds, slightly officious magpies. There are frogs and fish in the pond, and red and blue dragonflies. There are even some adorable kittens.
Do you really think I’ve messed up?
Not at all , probably just what you needed at this point. Relax and enjoy.
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We will. So far …. it’s wonderful.
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Mess up? Wow–I don’t think so! This looks wonderful, plus kittens!
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Ah, that kitten has stolen my heart. The cats ignore me.
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It sounds idyllic. The best sort of mistake. 🙂
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If only all my – many – mistakes were such a success.
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Haha, yes, my travel mistakes usually involve mis-booking flights.
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A serendipitous experience 😁
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Yes. Definitely.
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No, I don’t think you’ve messed up. This looks a beautifully calm place to stay for a while.
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It is. Sadly the weather’s on the turn. But we’re British, so that’s ok!
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Of course it is!
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Sounds like you couldn’t have planed it better😉
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I agree. A much-needed break.
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