Day 4 - 10 September

War memorial museum really worthwhile. Still so much to learn about Korea. Students were fascinated by the history behind the Korean War.  after the museum it was load up bags and bus to the sister schools.

In an igloo like structure outside the Korean War Museum.  It was filled with many pictures from the Korean War.

In the "Igloo" still

This at the bottom of the stairs to the War museum.  There are several giant statues outside as you can see in the background of this shot.

Korea employs a lot of people to ensure everything is immaculate.  Cleanliness and presentation are very important to the Korean people.

Some soldiers outside the Korean war museum.  Koreans all have to serve military time, and these men have chosen to be based at the museum rather than front line service.

War Museum

A Korean War Drum.  It was massive!

Some more cleaners

In the entrance way

A display showing the raising of the flag

At the Cafe.  Some students ordered the icecream which came as little frozen balls about the size of Nerds candy.  They used nitrogen to freeze them and they literally just melted in your mouth

A statue showing a family preparing for war

Our Korean guide Kevin, in the subway

Meeting the Korean Homestay brothers and sisters

Some of the students korean students posing

Sagar with his korean family

Jacob with his korean family

Michael with his korean family

Austin with his korean family

Shervonne with her korean family

Jayden with his korean family

Danisha with her korean family

Nicholas with his korean family

The teachers in their apartment, with the Korean principal and her husband

.....and another one with Debbie in it