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My Journey around Jeju Island on Abike, 112 miles in 3 days

Postby disney on Tue Sep 25, 2007 10:53 pm

Hello, I'm disney in Korea, and heard of Abikecentral forum many times from Binch. Nice to see you all.

Recently finished a 3day journey around Jeju Island, the biggest Island in Korea, on Abike

For detailed story, please visit my postings at Naver Abike Cafe, a Korean Abikers' usergroup, from the following URL, for each day(Beware, quite many pics)

http://cafe.naver.com/dakaabike/2806
http://cafe.naver.com/dakaabike/2814
http://cafe.naver.com/dakaabike/2835
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Postby Binch Shin on Wed Sep 26, 2007 4:55 am

GREAT !! You DID !! :shock:

But.. alone.. :cry:
(I had much time too..)
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Re: My Journey around Jeju Island on Abike, 112 miles in 3 d

Postby thatsme on Wed Sep 26, 2007 4:43 pm

disney wrote:Hello, I'm disney in Korea, and heard of Abikecentral forum many times from Binch. Nice to see you all.

Recently finished a 3day journey around Jeju Island, the biggest Island in Korea, on Abike

For detailed story, please visit my posting at Naver Abike Cafe, a Korean Abikers' usergroup, from the following URL(Beware, quite many pics)

http://cafe.naver.com/dakaabike/2806

See you

(It's for the first day only. I'm still working on the stories for 2nd and 3rd day)


great story, but it stopped suddenly.
how did it end?
we don't really know our self
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Postby disney on Wed Sep 26, 2007 5:48 pm

Dear thatsme,
As written above, this was just the first day of my 3day journey, and I'm still working on the stories for second and third day, due to a bunch of pics and English translation :(
I would post the links for them once finished. Thanks for your interest
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Re: My Journey around Jeju Island on Abike, 112 miles in 3 d

Postby Amuro Lee on Thu Sep 27, 2007 12:00 am

Hi disney,

It seems that Jeju Island (濟州島) is a good place to travel with bicycle. Your 3-day journey was great! I'm looking forward to reading your full story and seeing more beautiful pictures. Thanks for your hard working for showing us your great journey!
I've forwarded the link of your post to the Hong Kong bike forums. Your great story and pictures have made more people in Hong Kong interested in buying an A-bike. :)
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Postby disney on Thu Sep 27, 2007 6:36 am

Hi Amuro
Thanks for your kind words. As you mentioned, Jeju is good place for bike riding due to few up-hill road and lots of sights to visit. Hope bikers in HongKong like this story.
Anyway, it was a pleasant surprise to see it written in 漢字 :)
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Postby Amuro Lee on Thu Sep 27, 2007 8:17 am

disney wrote:Anyway, it was a pleasant surprise to see it written in 漢字 :)

Yes, I like the traditional 漢字 names of the places in Korea, Japan and Vietnam because I think there must be meanings and interesting stories behind the names. :)
However, I still cannot get used to call Seoul as 首爾 which we usually call it as 漢城 before. :?
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Postby thatsme on Thu Sep 27, 2007 10:32 am

disney wrote:Dear thatsme,
As written above, this was just the first day of my 3day journey, and I'm still working on the stories for second and third day, due to a bunch of pics and English translation :(
I would post the links for them once finished. Thanks for your interest


oops, you are right!! you mentioned that above.
anyway looking forward to the rest.
thanks

I also think that mayhem lodnon should put this on their website to show what an abike can do, a real one of course.
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Postby Binch Shin on Thu Sep 27, 2007 4:41 pm

Amuro Lee wrote:However, I still cannot get used to call Seoul as 首爾 which we usually call it as 漢城 before. :?


Hi Amuro.
'Seoul' is an ancient name(original Korean word) in Korea. So there is not any exact chinese character with which man can recognize its meaning and express similar pronunciation at the same time. The meaning of Seoul is a capital(京).

Anyway, you know guys??
disney wrote a shout on his blog last year.
"I will tour the whole country with A-bike !!" :wink:
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Postby disney on Fri Sep 28, 2007 3:41 am

Thank you Binch and thatsme for kind words.

Here's a story for my second day trip.

http://cafe.naver.com/dakaabike/2814

I would post another article here when the 3rd day's story is complete.
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Postby Amuro Lee on Fri Sep 28, 2007 4:34 am

Binch Shin wrote:Hi Amuro.
'Seoul' is an ancient name(original Korean word) in Korea. So there is not any exact chinese character with which man can recognize its meaning and express similar pronunciation at the same time. The meaning of Seoul is a capital(京).

Thanks for your explanation, Binch.
Someone says that 西蔚 is a more suitable Hanja for Seoul. What do you think about this?
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Postby Amuro Lee on Fri Sep 28, 2007 4:42 am

disney wrote:Here's a story for my second day trip.
http://cafe.naver.com/dakaabike/2814
I would post another article here when the 3rd day's story is complete.

Thanks disney! I've forwarded your link to the Hong Kong Bike forums. We're waiting for your 3rd day's story. :wink:
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Postby Binch Shin on Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:07 am

Hi disney
The home-shopping pics are fascinating.. hehe :P

Hi Amuro
I don't know the chinese pronunciation of 西蔚 but its meaning seems bad.
Maybe the Someone hates Korea.. :wink:
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Postby Amuro Lee on Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:23 am

Binch Shin wrote:Hi Amuro
I don't know the chinese pronunciation of 西蔚 but its meaning seems bad.
Maybe the Someone hates Korea.. :wink:

Hi Binch,

I found this from wikipeda:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seoul#Chinese_name

Someone said that the hanja "首爾" is pronounced as 수이 in Korean and the hanja "西蔚" is pronounced as 서울. Therefore, 西蔚 is a more suitable hanja for Seoul.
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Amuro, the name of you had been made by yourself or your parents.
And you can change your name at any time.

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