Jeju Island Solo Again - Hallim Parkcreated: 2022.02.13. 15:43 · modified: 2022.02.15. 15:17 · license
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Continued from Jeju Island Solo Again - The Main Story.
I found Hallim Park while looking for things to do in Hallim. It was winter and there was an admission fee, but the reviews were so good that I decided to go. I was very glad I did.
Apparently, many of the park’s trees, including this palm, grew from seeds planted when the park first opened. The park was established in 1971, so this tree is the same age as my school.
All the signs are made of pottery with blue lettering written in permanent marker. They remind me of white porcelain and are really pretty.
Next up, a cave.
It’s surprising enough to find a cave inside a privately run park, but Hyopjae Cave is apparently of great academic value: shell powder blown in from the sea gives it features of both a lava tube and a limestone cave.
They even misspelled “bald.”
They didn’t know how to spell it; they just wanted to make fun of him somehow..
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