Hyochang park

Next week is going to be a bit busy so I took off Friday morning and afternoon to go with David to Hyochang park. The weather is finally warming up enough that we can go out.

This is the tomb of Kim Ku. He was a Korean nationalist (you might remember him from a previous blog entry--I went to his house where he was killed). His memorial hall and library are here at this park so I wanted to check them out for my research. An Chunggun's father protected him and helped educated him.
A monument to those who died fighting North Korean Communism.
A statue of Wonhyo, a monk of great importance in Korean Buddhist history.

David watching people swinging.

David plays with a swing.