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PIEF: Traditional School Celebration
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PIEF: Traditional School Celebration

Finding a sense of community is one of the most important parts of feeling at home. In our home countries we know how to do that based on habits and…
Posted by South of Seoul May 12, 2017
2017 Earth Day Pyeongtaek
Posted inHolidays In Korea

2017 Earth Day Pyeongtaek

Our stretch of road. We are excited to announce that we are supporting the wonderful blogger Sig Flips the Table in presenting Pyeongtaek's First Annual Earth Day on Saturday April…
Posted by South of Seoul April 14, 2017
October 29th Fall MATO Festival In Front of Camp Humphreys
Posted inOutdoor Activities

October 29th Fall MATO Festival In Front of Camp Humphreys

Here is what you need to be doing tomorrow, Saturday October 29th, the MATO Festival. Trust me, it's pretty darn delightful. It's good, old-fashioned classic fun. Think small town festival…
Posted by South of Seoul October 28, 2016
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