Monday, September 28. Sangjubo to Gangjeong Goryeongbo. ~100km.
Unfinished bridge pillar or brutalist Jangseung.
Nakdanbo.
The breakfast of songpyeon that Elly packed for me.
Gumibo.
Remote control cars in Gumi.
Sundown as I near Daegu.
A distant peak.
The Nakdong from Gangjeong Goryeongbo.
Gangjeong Goryeongbo and the end of my third day.
ramen stop. 
사마귀 
Yangsan.
pumpkin, penne.
Oncheoncheon at Yeonan bridge.
September 27. Chungju to Sangjubo following the Saejae bike path.
Light patterns on my bed.
Budai in the shade. Danhosa temple, Chungju. 
Apples along the path. 
Tigers in the grass. 
Campers by the river.
Flowers encircled by Korean honeybees.
Crow scarecrows at an orchard.
Crossroads.
Carvings on a rock.
Soju for the deities.
A more humane scarecrow.
Red peppers by the road.
A bike station at Hengchun gyocharo.
The mountain pass at Ihwaryeong.
Fishing near Mungyeong Buljeong Station.
Tree and rice paddies.
Waterways.
A more reflective scarecrow.
I near the end of the Saejae bike path. I meet the Nakdong as the Harvest Moon slowly begins to rise in the east.
The Nakdong under the Chuseok moon.
I reach the final weir of my second day at Sangju, eleven kilometers into the Nakdong river bike path and about one hundred kilometers from Chungju.
I meet Elly in Sangju city for pizza and wine, an assortment of snacky snacks.
A magnetic bracelet with the image of Saint Andrea
Saint Kim Taegon Andrea (1821-1846) was the first Korean-born Catholic priest in Korea and lived in a time when Christians were being persecuted in the region. Kim attended seminar in Macau and studied in the Philippines. He was ordained in Shanghai in 1844. He was beheaded in the Kingdom of Joseon (1392-1897) by the Han River in 1846. Saint Kim Taegon Andrea was canonized in 1984 and is the patron saint of Korea. (wikipedia).
March, 2015.
MERS in South Korea.
Night riding the last 70 km of my fourth day.
