Engineers go places
May you read this in the best of health.
Work brought me to South Korea a few weeks ago. It was my maiden trip to the country and I'm now living the life of an expat in Geoje Island. The island itself is pretty huge with lots of hills and mountains. Here are some pictures of my journey and walkabout into the city on a Sunday.
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| Tunnel crossing the sea channel into Geoje Island |
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| Samsung Heavy Industry |
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| Work |
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| Mobile machines moving parts of ship |
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| Seafood is cheap here |
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| Wet market on a Sunday, Jangpyeong-dong |
Haven't had much chance yet at exploring the island as work has been keeping me occupied. I was told there are some excursions to the nature reserves here on mountainous terrain. Perhaps will start the touring once I can catch a break from work.
On the other hand, the South Koreans are a pretty hardworking lot. Their engineering knowledge is impressive but that shouldn't come as a surprise since some of the top engineering schools in Asia are here. Their only drawback; the English language.
Hoping to learn some Korean language but definitely not immersing in K-pop anytime soon :-)
PeAcE OuT!










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