Busan vlog ep02 | Gamcheon Culture Village, Songdo, bookstore alley

Busan vlog ep02 | Gamcheon Culture Village, Songdo, bookstore alley | traditional Korean food, cafes

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@sammie1987 2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing

@pederfuglpedersen9091 2 ай бұрын

Amazingly beautiful city. And the weather!. It's always a pleasure to watch your videos

@AshleyandNissom 2 ай бұрын

Yes, Busan is so wonderful with good weather. Thanks for your support indeed! ❤

@nancychan1467 2 ай бұрын

Loved these videos from your Busan trip. What a great city, would live to visit. Thanks for taking us along 😊

@AshleyandNissom 2 ай бұрын

Glad that you enjoy it. Thanks for your support!

@NealeOBrien 2 ай бұрын

Hello guys! The Bookstore Alley would be like Heaven to me- as long as the books were in English or course! Gamcheon Culture Village does look like Santorini! Although I have been in Greece before, I have never been to Santorini, but it does look like the pictures that I've seen. I suppose that if a place is already culturally valuable or beautiful, then tourists will come to see it and local people get a source of income from it. However, if a place has been made deliberately attractive to tourists, even though it doesn't have much cultural value, then it becomes very attractive to certain tourists - usually generating income for big businesses. Theme Parks for example. I bet Ashley really liked the glass bottomed cable car??????? The coastal café towards the end really impressed me. The picture on the side of that building of that little girl was outstandingly beautiful!!! 🥰 I could just have stared at it for hours! Thank you for always entertaining me with your wonderful videos. Are you still in Lisbon, or have you moved on yet? You were actually in the same time zone as me!!! In fact you were just three hours form me too - you could have popped in for lunch!!!!!!!

@AshleyandNissom 2 ай бұрын

Good afternoon, Neale! Sorry it seems our first time to address your name, but we thought it would be a bit “rude” to address you directly by your name (at least in our culture). Now you are more like a friend of us! We have never been to Greece. Santorini has been a dream place to visit but we gave up on it because of the number of tourists! It’s always a dilemma…culturally valuable and beautiful places visited by tourists vs. nice places overwhelmed by tourists…anyway it would be great to visit some of the historical places like those in Rome. We had a great time there. By the way Ashley was a bit anxious at first because of the height but she likes the glass-bottomed cable car. You may like it too. We are still in Lisbon. We are attending a 5-day academic conference. We did presentations yesterday and we are more relaxed today. Yes, we are near you now and we should have popped in for lunch!

@NealeOBrien 2 ай бұрын

@@AshleyandNissom Believe me, it is an honour to have you address me by my first name; I know it other cultures is it rude, but in the English culture it is a sign of friendship. I am also honoured that you can consider me as a friend, even though we have never met. I have only been in Greece once and that was in Athens. I remember the long climb to get up to the Acropolis!! There were small ruins of ancient buildings everywhere - even in parks! Please don't feel like you have to reply so quickly to my messages. You should be enjoying the sights and the weather, not talking to an old man!!! Maybe you are sitting in lectures during the day? Take care my beautiful young friends; you have only one life so make sure that you enjoy every minute!