Andrew

So that was really fun to shoot the basketball around.

In fact, it wasn't a basketball.

It was a

Had some fun playing basketball on the court as we were hiking up the hill.

What else did we do?

We stopped and ate kimbap at the top.

This is the classic go-to Korean hiking slash picnic snack.

I think kimbap.

So we had some of that and just enjoyed our hike.

Just a really nice, it's not very long, probably like an hour, hour and a half hike to the top and down the other side.

Once we arrived at the top, then we took some photos and then hiked down and we went to one of our favorite neighborhoods in Seoul, which is called the West Village in English.

And in the West Village, there are lots of beautiful restaurants and cafes.

And my favorite bakery in the city is there.

We had to stop in at the bakery and since it was Easter, this bakery was selling hot cross buns, which is kind of like an Easter specialty bread.

And it has a cross across, across the top of the bread.

So yeah, this beautiful bun.

And I guess that cross is symbolic of Easter.

And so I had to buy one of those because it's not often that you see a hot cross bun in Seoul.

The bread itself is pretty plain.

It's like a bun shape and there are some raisins, maybe some honey to make it a little bit sweet.