Obviously we headed to South Korea.. flying into Seoul to be exact. The only catch was because I had to fly standby and I could not check any bags. Thankfully Hammer brought me a board, but I still had to figure out how to get everything I needed into my carry on bags... including boots and bindings.
Camera pile.
12 hours of chasing the sun
Alaska.
I flew through New York, then Tokyo, then Seoul... jetsetting.
Japan.
When I arrived in Korea I was met by my Korean friends, Daniel and Kyle, and they informed me that we were 4 hours away from our destination. So we packed up the car and I started the fourth leg of my journey. Daniel said that he was a good driver and that I could trust him... or at least that is what I thought he said.
Traveling at light speed
Daniel said "Do you want to hear the road sing?" I thought for sure I was misunderstanding him, but he pulled the car off the road and instead of hearing a loud noise to wake up drivers it played "Mary Had A Little Lamb" somehow. I thought to myself, "Where am I?"
When we arrived at the condo my total travel time exceeded 24 hours. Our tour guide Chris told me that I was sleeping in the next room. So I opened the door and saw everyone was passed out on the floor so I passed out in the corner. (Traditional Korean condos don't have beds, only heated floors)
The next morning everyone woke up wondering who was sleeping in the corner. So I introduced myself and we decided to go shred!
The lifies were awesome. They wore funny costumes and the only English they knew was "Hi Friend!"
They had a magic carpet that took you directly to the chair lift
After shredding our tour guide Chris treated us to his favorite snack, fish on a stick
Lindy and Spencer like fish sticks
World famous Signal snowboard team
After riding the resort for 9 hours we decided to set up this wallride and session that for another 3 hours.
We ended the day with Korean BBQ
Peter is realizing that Korean food is spicy
What better way to end an epic day!
Korea is AMAZING!
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