Various activities
We have explored more of the city on foot. (Photos are in no particular order.)
this says it all! 
moon outside our apartment 
one corner we pass every day 
near our office 
near us 
love the sign! 
spam is very popular 
nearby cafe 
50 km from DMZ 
lots of war history 
one of war monuments 
love it 
how to move belongings 
fun with bubbles 
fun with bubbles 
hill near us 
“People to People” program 
Ike started program 
countries who backed ROK in war 
first thought it said “yoder” 
street market 
city hall gardens 
wall in city hall courtyard 
close-up of wall 
bell in city hall gardens 
Olympics 2018 mascots 
Olympics 2018 mascots 
hospital entrance 
street market
We have a sculpture park that we often walk through on our way to the lake. Interesting sculptures! We also find it interesting that people here like to bring a tent to the park (supposedly not allowed) for a picnic and afternoon.
sculpture 
sculpture 
sculpture 
sculpture 
sculpture 
sculpture 
park 
supposedly no tents allowed 
social distancing?
We have eaten out several times, having a variety of food.
local restaurant 
home of friends 
friends 
after a long walk!
During the two weeks in March that we were all in the office, we did have a wonderful meal at SeongHan’s (MCC staff) house with all staff and family. On Easter those of us in Chuncheon also gathered at his house for a lovely Easter dinner.
our staff and families 
the meal 
Heayoung 
our staff is musical 
music together 
singing together 
Easter dinner 
Easter 
preparing dessert 
sunset from SeongHan’s home 
sunset
We have had a couple of office visitors. And when more than one of us is in the office, we try to have 3:00 tea together.
Catholic Sisters from Seoul 
partners who work with us in DPRK 
staff meeting via Zoom 
afternoon tea
And at home we have played games and put puzzles together. At one point we kept getting colder and colder. We realized that there seemed to be no heat. (We cannot control the heat; the heat is by hot water through the floor.) We finally asked one of our staff to contact our landlord, and yes, there had been no heat since April 1. (Outside temperatures were in the low 40’s at night.) There is no heat because the water pipes are corroded and there is a plan to redo them–but not this spring!
puzzle 
cold! 
corroded pipes
