To my high altitude friends who never see spring

I have been MIA the past couple of weeks not because of a lack of things to blog about, but because we have been so busy. I didn't realize when I first started this blog that it was so appropriately named. I will post pictures of our travels from the past several weeks at a later date. For now I just had to put up some pictures I took from my walk yesterday. The Haun river is about one block from our apt. and they have built wonderful parks, and walking/biking paths for miles, so this has been my daily stroll. I love it! After 5 years of barely a blink of spring in MT, this has been good for all my spring fever senses.
So hopefully all my high altitude friends can take a minute and go on an internet spring walk in Seoul. I just wish you could smell the cherry blosssoms! (Which by the way, were planted mostly by the Japenese when they occupied Korea)

A few fine feathered friends along the river...

They let hospital patients that are well enough go for a walk with a nurse. That's probably better for you than most medicine.

This is an outdoor game they play. It looks like they use a soccer ball and a lowered volleyball net. They can only hit the ball with their heads or their feet.

This is under an overpass on the highway. {Lyle said if he were homeless, that's where he would want to live.}