Seoul: June 27th-29th

So Tina's sister Mimi came to Korea to visit her for 10 days. The first weekend she was here we went to Busan, the second weekend we went to Seoul. We had a lot of fun.

**Warning: Be prepared to see giant stone statues of penises and vaginas dedicated to fertility and having sons***

 Museum of art

 City hall area. The yellow ribbons are messages for those lost in the ferry tragedy.

 Indian food for lunch

 King Sejong. He created the written language of Hangul, Korea's alphabet. You can go underneath his statue into a museum that's dedicated to him. We even got to write our names in Hangul for free.

 My name (vertical) and Canada (horizontal) written in Hangul. 

 

 The Alive Museum

 If you can, try and flip this picture upside down to get it right. I can't seem to rotate it on my blog :(

 Russell likes his Cass

 Again, try to imagine this picture turned on it's side.