Guide Heejin, Roger, Sorak-san superintendent Shin Yong-seok and Andrew in the office of Mr.Shin after crossing through Seorak-san.
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Andrew Douch & Roger Shepherd
백두대간 trekkers, field researchers, wine tasters, really really amateur film makers
Map of the ridge
The baekdudaegan trail follows the line marked with our end point at Jinbu-ryeong located at the orange arrow just short of the DMZ. The Tiger is the animistic image of the Baekdu-daegan with its spine representing the ridge.
The logo
The logo represents the green piercing hills and mountains of the Baekdu Daegan and the blue cascading waters it generates. It is epitomized with a ‘koru’ a New Zealand Maori artwork that represents ‘new life’.
The translation team - gotta love these guys!
Old teaching buddies Sung Byung-oh a retired Professor of Korean Literature from Busan Womens College and now successful novelist and Jeong Kyoo-hwan a retired High School teacher and loyal friend also from Busan.
The ribbon trail
Also known as the ribbon trail the Baekdu Daegan is frequently emblazoned with (tags) or ribbons indicating the conquests of previous trail parties. We will also be blazing our trail with a ribbon. Keep an eye out for it.
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2 comments:
hey shep, where's the rest of ya?
Baekdu San is the head of the tiger where Baekdudegan is its spine. The PRC want to exploit our sacred mountain for their communist/capitalist tourism gain. To Koreans it means much more than a few extra million dollars coming in. The PRC should realize that the tiger in the han ban do is still split. But when the torso becomes one, it will take back its head.
Jae.
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