Wow that’s awesome! I’m glad people are stopping by to try some of your tasty Texas bbq! Thanks for the super thanks and message! When I’m back that way I’ll definitely let you know!
신안 섬하고, 밀양은 방문하지 말아주세요. 신안은 대한민국이 행정적으로 인정한 노예 합법화 지역입니다. 멀쩡한 사람을 납치하고 폭행해서 노예로 부립니다. 밀양은 강간범들의 지역입니다. 부디 우리나라에서 몸 성히 여행하시고, 안전한 자국으로 귀국하시길 바랍니다. 건승을 바랍니다. Please do not visit Sinan Island and Miryang. Sinan is an administratively recognized slave legalization area by the Republic of Korea. Kidnapping and assaulting normal people to make them slaves. Miryang is an area of rapists. Please travel well in our country and return home safely. I hope you are safe.
그동안 좋은 분들께서 슈퍼챗도 많이 쏴주시고 했으니 닉빙수씨 더운 날씨에 먹는 것도 1차 방문 때보다는 좀 더 든든하게 맛있는 거 잘 챙겨 드시길 바람. (솔직히 부산-서울 종주때는 먹는 게 너무 부실해서 보기 안쓰럽더라만...) 크게 부담없이 텍사스 바베큐 먹고 시청자 구독자들에게 감사를 표현하는 모습도 아주 보기 좋고 흐뭇했음. 👍👍👍
00:05:58 닉이 바베큐 가게에서 텍사스 사인 보고 어글리하다고 한 이유는, 오렌지색 뿔 달린 소가 그려진 Texas 표시가 텍사스 주립대 (오스틴) 로고이기 때문. 텍사스에는 주립대가 여럿 있고 서로 라이벌관계. 그래서 닉의 모교와 라이벌인 오스틴 텍사스 주립대 표시 보고 한마디 한 것.
@NickKTravel At the farm with red chill, it is Korean chestnut. I like Korean chestnuts compared to American chestnuts as Korean chestnuts are bigger and they are good. Here in Arkansas, chestnuts we have are so small.
@@ganekim Although he's from Uzbekistan, several years ago in its neighboring country Tajikistan, several American cyclists were killed by islamic terrorists. So he might have felt sorry for the incident.
Дмитрий, Сизнинг мўътабар қалбингиз мени ларзага солди. Кореяда соғлом ва бахтли ҳаёт кечиришингизни тилайман.❤️ Dmitriy, I was touched by your warm heart. I wish you health and happiness in Korea!
자동차를 태워주신 분도 편의점 주인분도 모두 친절하셔서 같은 한국사람으로서 감사하고 기쁩니다. ☺️ 그리고 우즈베키스탄에서 오신 분 정말 마음이 풍요로운 분이시네요! 힘든 일 하시면서 모으신 귀한 돈일텐데, 멀리 떨어져 있는 나라에서 온 닉이 여행하는데 밥 한 끼 사주고 싶은 마음을 담아 돈을 주신 것 같아요. 💕
Thank you for showing the beautiful Korea that I never seen before. As a foreigner who only been to Seoul, I think your video makes me want to visit Korea again and plan a different route this time round. Just found your channel, will watch your older videos after this Korea series. A small token to show my gratitude and maybe buy you some Bingsu. Take care and happy venture 🎉
wow, thanks so much for the kind words and support, i really do appreciate it! So I've numbered all the Korea videos so it should be pretty easy to follow along in order. Maybe next time you're in Korea you can get out of Seoul and see more of the countryside, I think you'll like it!
한국의 할머니 할아버지 중에는 일제시대를 겪고 바로 한국전쟁을 겪으며 먹고살기 힘든 시기를 겪으셨어요 그래서 학교를 못 다닌 분들도 많고 글을 모르는분들도 많답니다 영상에 나오는 분이 꼭 그렇다는건 아니구요 여러곳을 다니시다보면 혹 불친절하다 느끼실까 우려되서요 나이가 많으셔서 귀가 어둡거나 글을 모르거나 외국인이 낯설거나 그런 이유들이지 나쁜감정이나 차별같은게 아니니 혹여나 오해는 하지 말아주세요~^^
22:25 In Korea, there is no hitchhiking culture, so drivers probably didn't understand your signal. They might have just thought you were greeting them. You need to make a gesture that clearly indicates you need help for them to understand. I hope you didn't misunderstand them as being too cold. :)
There used to be. Actually you didn’t even have to wave your hand to the drivers, since they did not leave you walking along the road alone in the middle of nowhere, because it could either be a bit too dangerous or too much of hassle for you. And if you were a student, they would even give you some allowance or buy you some food so that you can continue to travel. I feel sad to see such warm and kind culture has been going away from Korea. Whereas in these days, Even if you ask the others directions, some could give you a strange or dirty look, unless you are obviously a Caucasian foreigner.
Hey Nick, I’m admiring your trip from Canada. It’s really nice to see details of Korean country side, all the lovely encounters. I left Korea 20 years ago, so satisfying to watch your video. Thanks, good luck and God bless you!❤
If possible, Try the Donghae(Ease Sea) Beach Course, one of Korea's beautiful cycling courses. I would like to recommend the course from Gangneung to Sokcho and from Sokcho to Goseong. The road is not a difficult. Anyway you are a cool biker!!! I'm jealous~ I hope to ride with you if I get the chance. * Note that, Late July to early August is the hottest time in Korea. (Temperatures reach up to 39°C to 40°C(102°F~104°F) degrees.) This is the time when most deaths from heatstroke occur, so cycling should be minimized. Be careful of very hot weather. Be especially careful of the scorching sun during the day...
Amazing chanel! I love you trying local food, mingling with local people, and trying to learn our culture. I just came back from Korea to Canada couple of weeks ago but it was so hard to be outside for the weather. Stay safe and healthy and keep proving the humanity in this world. Thanks.
Heeey! Love to see you back in Korea. Hope you can (or could) discover and experience a whole lot of things in Here, other than Seoul and its suburb area.
