After the Great Truck Disaster of 2010, I took the morning of the 22nd off and went jogging by the Hangang River. The river is lined by jogging routes and bike paths and even free outdoor gyms. After a quick shower, Ed and I headed off to Boryeong in time for the free concert on the beach. And today was nothing but mud, glorious mud! Mud baths, mud painting, mud wrestling, mud slides, mud obstacle courses, mud prision, and mud fun! You wouldn't believe how soft my skin feels . . . and the places where I am still finding mud - yikes!
Friday night's entertainment - dance performances. Take that Dancing with the Stars!
One of the highlights of the mud fest - colored mud! My second favorite activity after the mud wrestling pit - complete with volunteers to instigate wrestling matches.
Best field trip ever!
If you are not muddy enough, here's where you end up so others can throw mud on you.
It was a tie!
For those who prefer to apply mud the polite way - with paintbrushes.
Electro Boys -one of the many music groups from our Thursday night concert.
I am finding a new appreciation for Korea's love of LED lights.
Beach life at the Mud Fest.
Ed and I at the 13th Annual Boryeong Mud Festival, outside the amazing Mud Skincare Center. That's right unlimited mudbaths, hot tubs, salt soaks, cold pools, and saunas for $3.
That looks AWESOME!
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