the view from our house overlooking the garlic fields and the vast ocean beyond. this is the house we rented. it was actually divided into four apartments. i couldn't believe how american it looked. this is not typical for korea. single family homes generally have an asian flair or very contemporary look--not this one. claire posing by the ocean view garlic was aplenty. they covered the fields with plastic similiar to what many in america do with their gardens. i've never seen this done with fields until coming to korea. the fishing docks. very interesting process. carts are used for so many things here--carrying boxes (cardboard collection is similar to aluminum collection in the states), fish, trash, you name it. sardines. these are of the highest quality, which means more money. buyers come to this market just off the docks to buy their supply. chris, claire and mya on the ferry. mya on the beach, eating her first "fluffernutte...