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		<title>Dang-namu (당나무): Sacred Trees of the Village</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you’ve spent any time touring the Korean countryside, you might have noticed a single  gnarly old tree standing nearby a farm village here or there.  These trees are actually called Dang-namu (당나무) and according to Korean folk religion (a form of Korean Shamanism) they are actually one of the village’s Dong-shin (동신), [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Links: San-shin.org</title>
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Like a lot of posts on this blog, I’d meant to get something up on San-shin.org ages ago.  If you’re at all interested in traditional Korean culture, this site’s an awesome resource.  It’s a treasure trove of info on everything from Korean Shamanism and Buddhist culture to folk art, feng shui, hiking and green tea.

San-shin.org [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Underwater Tomb of King Munmu the Great (문무대왕릉)</title>
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With friends visiting for the New Year, we decided to make use of our new set of wheels and go exploring a bit.  On New Year’s day we made the 45 min. trek over the mountains to Bonggil Beach (봉길해수욕장) on the East Sea, though were a bit too late to catch the sunrise, as [...]]]></description>
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