one of the last things we bought in Myeong Dong were matching scarves. Couples are a big thing in Korea, from matching clothes ( identical) to all sorts of couple discounts. I loved seeing the couples in matching clothes, although sometimes it was extreme and sometimes it was
much more....subdued. Like coordinating. Or the same thing but in a different colour. Josh and I had to do the same thing, so we shopped around for ages to find a scarf. At the very last place we went, we got these beautiful thick knit scarves. We didn't pay much for them, and they are really great scarves. And of course, there was a discount!
In the morning, we headed over to the big palace in the centre of the city. We thought about going to Gangam, but I wanted Josh to see some of the history in the city. He really liked it and I took him in time to see the changing of the guards. We saw a lot more of the palace that I did the las time i was there, even going much farther out to the back of the palace
complex. We had a really nice time, as it wasn't very busy either. It was a great way to end our trip, nice and relxed, rather than how I usually am, rushing everywhere. It was so nice to be in a different country than home, where we could speak English and be understood, eat a lot of our favourite foods from home and get some great photos of the two of us!
one of the last things we bought in Myeong Dong were matching scarves. Couples are a big thing in Korea, from matching clothes ( identical) to all sorts of couple discounts. I loved seeing the couples in matching clothes, although sometimes it was extreme and sometimes it was 
much more....subdued. Like coordinating. Or the same thing but in a different colour. Josh and I had to do the same thing, so we shopped around for ages to find a scarf. At the very last place we went, we got these beautiful thick knit scarves. We didn't pay much for them, and they are really great scarves. And of course, there was a discount! 
In the morning, we headed over to the big palace in the centre of the city. We thought about going to Gangam, but I wanted Josh to see some of the history in the city. He really liked it and I took him in time to see the changing of the guards. We saw a lot more of the palace that I did the las time i was there, even going much farther out to the back of the palace 
complex. We had a really nice time, as it wasn't very busy either. It was a great way to end our trip, nice and relxed, rather than how I usually am, rushing everywhere. It was so nice to be in a different country than home, where we could speak English and be understood, eat a lot of our favourite foods from home and get some great photos of the two of us! 
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