Found a film I had forgotten about! 

Here are the last few photo's from Nina and Vince's wedding. Such beautiful memories. I wish we could be back there. 

It almost makes me sick with longing.

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Photo's from 2013. Magical times.

I can't wait for the days to be this delicious again. Though it doesn't get as cold here on Jeju, it is still mighty chilly! I'm definitely ready for some high teen's to come into play. Not too long to go!

Here are the glorious good times. There was a fantastic dance "floor" slash area of grass, which was well used.

The next day was so fantastically sunny, but also rushed and emotional saying goodbye to friends who we don't know when we will see again! Hopefully it's not too long.

Below is a view of the tree which holds the treehouse where Nina and Vince spent the night, and myself with Ash, a fantastic person I miss to death.

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Okay, it's time to get down to the real business at hand. I've been holding off posting these photos cause I sent some copies out to Nina and Vince.

We went home to New Zealand to be part of our best friends' wedding. It was such a beautiful, emotional time and I'm so thankful we get to participate in celebrating something so special with people we love so much. I shed so many tears and got to hug and talk to so many people that we see and miss so much.

*gush*

Anyway, there are a quite a few photo's of the day and the time afterwards. So let's get on with it.

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From a hike around the little island. So amazingly warm that day. It felt like spring.

Well, days like these are certainly gone. 

Ma boys! Nina and Vince's last night in Daegu was certainly a doozy to remember (or not in most cases).

A lot of wrestling on the streets, some stolen vodka and horrible horrible warm champagne concluded Nina and Vince's Korean league. It was sad to say goodbye, but soon enough we'll be with them again to celebrate the momentousness that is them.

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Our plans are up in the air for next year. Home? Turkey? Japan? Jeju island? A mix of all of the above? Live is hard, exciting things are happening back home, which it would be nice to be involved in. But are we ready? Going home seems serious, seems like, getting a good job and looking into buying some land. Exciting, but are we ready? Is it financial viable? Should we stay where we have good paying work?

Fuck. Life.

Korea is full of pretty good hiking spots. They get pretty crowded, by people wearing full on hiking get up. But it's nice to escape the city life, especially one where you feel a little polluted at all times.

This was the beginning of spring. The first nice warm day. 

There were some majestic views on this hike. We were supposed to be going for some quite time in the bush over a 5 day holiday coming up. But all the cabins were booked out in a matter of minutes. Which kind of means we wouldn't have wanted to be there anyway, these cabins hold almost 200 people...not my idea of a bush get away!!

None the less, koreas forests are beautiul.