Foreigners say the darnest things…
Here at Captain and Clark we often talk about the silly things the our Korean students used to say. You can click here and …
Read More →Our travels through Korea, charting the unknown.
Here at Captain and Clark we often talk about the silly things the our Korean students used to say. You can click here and …
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While living in Korea we found ourselves constantly trying new dishes that we had never heard of before. Some were great (read: 호떡 (ho-dduk) and …
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Ahhhhh November 11th is finally upon us! November 11th aka 11/11 is PEPERO DAY in Korea. What is Pepero you ask? Well, it’s a …
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Last week’s #ttot (travel talk on twitter) revolved around different customs around the world. I was amazed at some of the traditions and figures …
Read More →In the spirit of Halloween, we decided to pay tribute to one of the most haunted locations in South Korea. While many Korean academies …
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… A hagwon teacher, to be exact. There are really three types of English teachers in South Korea. You have the public school teachers …
Read More →“Dr. Fish” Oct./14/2010 This week the crew goes to Daegu to experience the legendary Dr. Fish. Come watch as a school of anchovies rend …
Read More →“Songnisan Temple“ May/9/2011 For Buddha’s birthday we went to see Korea’s largest golden Buddha. What we found was the most serene and beautiful temple …
Read More →“Shabu Hyang” April./23/2011 Some of the most delicious food in Korea is really from Vietnam. Shabu is a three course meal that involves spring …
Read More →“San Nakchi”Mar./23/2011 Recently I was cast in a short series about foreign teacher’s who come to Korea and become super heros. It will be …
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