This one, uh-huh, this one. Okay, yep, we're in the rain, man.

We are in a storm, H. That's interesting; there's a church-like preacher stand right there.

Today isn't the greatest day, but do people actually come out here and hang out? Something's not right.

We got a flat tire. It's all right, though; we'll figure something out. Good morning from Jeongeup,

we're going to get today started with some Korean traditional herbal tea. And so I was looking on the map,

trying to find things to do in this town, and this is one of them. So this whole street,

I was reading, was the old downtown of this, uh, of this county, and it's famous for the traditional tea.

And so I've had this once in Gyodong at the beginning of my trip,

when Chang took me to that, uh, North Korean little island where a lot of old North Koreans live,

and I've had it there, haven't had it since, and I know Nick hasn't had it yet. Oh, look at that,

and so it's crazy, it's supposed to have 20 different herbs and spices,

and all, you know, guessing all this right here. And so, yeah, yesterday in the market when we were walking through, you saw some of this stuff,

Yeah, yeah, it's the same stuff. Yeah, okay, that's what it's, um, used for them.

But it's a lovely little street here, a lot of little cafes, a lot of flowers, and it's beautifully done,

but I think we're going to go and try to try something like this for breakfast. I'm guessing any one of them is good.

Yeah, they all kind of look like they still have the same... yeah, they all kind of have the same look to them.

How they... hey, we got greeted by this guy. Let's go say hello. Guess they're on out; they won.

And there's people in here, too. Smells like Christmas in here; smells like cinnamon and all the herbs.

And so there's the green tea, and there's the date tea, and the traditional double flower tea.

Ooh, okay. So yeah. Uh-huh. What is a good one? What do you recommend?

That's what... okay, I'll try this one. Let's just do two different ones. We would like to try two different teas.

Uh, whatever you think is best. This one... uh-huh, this one. I did ask if I can come back here, just so let you know, he said yes.

Just want to see how he prepares tea. Tea... Tattu tea... T. Tea is thick... no.

This is very sweet. Sweet, very sweet. You... oh, so so so so... This is all the herb mixture pre-prepared, I guess. Got some chestnuts in there.

Mhm. Does smell good. Pine nuts? Yeah, okay. Mm, another kind of nut... kind... How many years have you had this tea shop?

10 years. 10 years. A lot of nuts, all different kinds of seeds. Tea you can eat. Mhm. I saw you...

Uh-huh. You a YouTuber? Oh, yeah. I... I... I seen... Oh, wow. Wow. This looks good.

It's boiling still. You cycle? Yes, cycling. That's right. Um, my bicycle is out there. Your... bicycle... and cycling around Korea.

Yeah, I know. Yeah, I... Oh, cool. Thank you for... thank you for watching. Yeah, so... this is the date... okay, okay, okay. And this is a double flower... double flower tea.

Okay. No, the weird translation, maybe. Okay, alright. How do we drink this? With the spoon? Yeah. Um...

Just uh, with with the spoon, yeah. And and eat slowly, slowly, slowly. Very hot, right? Okay, okay, okay. I'll just slowly eat it and that's okay. So this one's a little more sweet.

Okay, we'll have a bit of each and then swap. And all right, get a couple eggs, nice and...

Ooh, yogurt and yogurt. Oh, perfect! So you don't just get the tea. That's nice. Tea, one spoon,

uh, yogurt, one. Okay. Nice, nice. These look like marshmallows, but very... this is still so hot. Yeah.

Let that cool down a bit. Let me try one of these. This... this... the... ooh...

Rice, little fried rice, mochi, kind of. What they call 'tteok' here. Tteok. Kind of has a similar flavor to it.

High-quality rice cracker right here. It's almost like a soup; it's like a soup, yours is thick. Yeah, yeah.

This is not what I would think of about tea. This one over here maybe... this does remind me of something I'd have at Christmas. Absolutely! It's like sweet cinnamon.

Not as many uh, nuts and seeds in there. That one has all the seeds. I think that's a chestnut as well. There are chestnuts in there. Yeah, it's good. Everything, yeah.

It does, it tastes like something that would be very healthy for you. You know, it's it's medicine for breakfast. For real! It's like Christmas flavor.

I wonder if it's one of those things like it's recommended to eat this once a week. Surely not daily, I wouldn't think. Over here. All right, so the owner just

dropped off some apple jujubes, some apple dates, I guess is what they're called.

These are apples. Yeah, like baby apples. I have that kind of crunch to them. They look kind of like crab apples you you get in other countries.

Yeah, that's nice. I like the crunch. Pretty sweet. Well, I have a little bit of sweetness to them.

It's okay. Thank you. You're very welcome. It was very delicious. All right, okay. See you.

Thank you. All right, yeah. You have bingsu? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Maybe next time, next time.

Next time. You still haven't had bingsu yet, man. We've got to get that over with sometime.

Yeah, it's just not the season anymore. It's not the blistering hot summer. This is crazy. Sometimes I don't feel comfortable on roads like this

because the cars are just flying by. Doesn't stop these graines though. Wow, amazing! It's tough women right there.

All right, so today we have decided to kind of shoot back towards the coast, towards the

the West Coast. It looks like there are some small islands sprinkled out along the coast there that maybe we could cycle to; some bridges over the ocean,

so that's kind of where we're aiming. It's only like 40-50 km away, mostly flat, but

today called for rain, but luckily we haven't had any yet. The roads are kind of wet,

so maybe it rained a little bit this morning and hopefully it's over. But yeah, no bike routes around here; there's local roads, a lot of farmland,

a lot of villages, which is nice. Freshly harvested – look at that! Probably cut just a few days ago. No more rice. Mhm, I've got a little bit left here, right to our right.

And back behind us it was pretty dark. I think it's coming right for us. So go...

Hey, some mini cookies. Thank you. Uh, we are going to... man, we are going to...

I don't know. The island... land. Yeah, wow! Yeah, yeah, yeah, over there. Uh, what? One hour? One more hour? Maybe more? Maybe more. Yeah, yeah.

So for us, maybe more. But look, maybe... maybe rain? Oh, more rain? Yeah. Okay, we've got to go. Thank you. Thank you. Bye-bye. YouTube name? Nick K. Yeah, okay.

Please subscribe. Hey, man, can you hold this? Can you put those somewhere? Thank you. Sweet snack. Yeah, there it is. There's the rain. I think we're about to get dumped on. Yeah, it's pouring right there, man.

Okay, phone's got to go up. Yep, we're in the rain, man. We are in a storm.

Woo! Smoking a cigarette too.  Yeah, man, this is a downpour right here. Everything's good to go. Yeah.

What I do when it starts raining like this? Got to put the phone up. I usually have it right here and...

Uh, let me take this off the GoPro. So yeah, man, pretty much everything is waterproof. I don't have to worry about

uh, things getting wet. The shoes, I didn't put them in the back in the bag; they're going to get soaked.

But I just wear those every day anyways. But other than that, everything is good, so...

Now we're going to get soaked! Wow, coming down, huh? It's really pouring. Oh man, my shoes are going to be so gross. Yeah, man, at least you got an extra pair; you can do about it.

Now this...this is like the Gunma area, kind of a bunch of farmland and hills.

Petite-sized cookies for your delightful moment. It seems like a delightful moment. Kind of crushed them though, sorry about that, and stuck them in the back. There's a whole one

right there. Oh, nice! Bam! Real thin. Yeah, crunchy. Got some almonds on there. Good snack. Tastes kind of like a graham cracker. Thank you, truck driver, for the cookies.

Come on, sun! I know you can come back out. Follow this way for...Shut up! Really? Oh, opens up, doesn't it? Kind of feels like Niigata now.

Going left. Beautiful. Save the Earth. Okay. So I'm about to get on the bridge that'll take me over to the islands. Came across this kind of hippie-looking place.

What's going on here? Looks like it's been deserted though, huh? For a while.  Like that one. 'Save the Ocean.' All trash yeah, inside the...

Well, man, pretty heavy artwork, isn't it? That's interesting. There's a church-like preacher stand right there.

A lot of the bamboo that they used to, uh, hang up some of the...look like ducks or something out there.

Very random spot here in Korea. You don't see many places like this, that's for sure. We finally made it to the bridge; it looks like a long one, too.

Ah, right to Waterside Road and Gong. That's where we're going. Hopefully, there's a bike lane; that would be really awesome.

So far, it's not too bad. It's kind of like a video game, dodging in...

...and out of the weeds right here, trying to find the smoothest path. And the wind...

...is definitely pushing us from behind, so we are just cruising. Oh, who are these... these two guys? Oh, they're flying! Yeah, this place must be known for being really windy.

Already, yeah. Luckily, it's pushing us, but I mean, obviously today isn't the greatest day. But do people actually come out here and hang out?

I mean, here's a huge fountain that doesn't look like it's been in use for a long time. It's got to...

...be a huge project, though. You look on the map; it's just one huge long bridge that kind of...

...uh, separates one side of the sea from the other. Does this kind of tell the story? Yeah, it looks like that's exactly what they did, huh? President... President what...

President Lee Myung-bak in 2010. Back in 2010, this was his... his big project, apparently. What is this? Looks like they never finished it, I guess.

Yeah, yeah. Let's go give it a look. Kind of like that place we just came from; kind of handmade. Yeah, halfway done. This is... this is some of the weird stuff you'd find in New Mexico.

Are these supposed to be like hotels or something? Shop... shop. Yeah, I guess these are supposed to be stores. Did not make it.

Bathrooms? Yeah, this supposed to be like a... a campground, maybe. Oh man, all right. Didn't make it.

Well, we can camp here. It's a quaint little town right on the water. That water is right there.

Yeah, there's no room for error here. Like, any kind of bad weather—high tide, tsunami—that's like, yeah, guy looks a little...

lonely in there. Wow, right next to it! Right next to it, and it... I wonder how deep it is right here. You just—you don't want to get in that water. That is some rough [__] right there.

Yeah. Oh, it comes down, doesn't it? Just out of nowhere. Doesn't it? All right, we made it to the other side.

Man, that was the straightest road I think I've ever been on in Korea. And right when we get to Gunsan, Nick is like, "Stop, stop! Something's not right!"

We got a flat tire. Awesome. Anything sticking out? Nothing obvious. No, okay. Maybe 10–15 minutes. Got it taken care of.

Uh, the bike shot... No, I'm talking about this whole ordeal. Yeah, yeah. We're taking shelter right now at a GS25.

The storm is officially blown in: lightning, thunder, wind. Not looking good, so we're going to have a pizza

and chill out for a little bit. Hopefully it blows over. Hey, yeah, after you. All right.

Like a $5–$6 pizza here. It's nothing special, but it'll do the job.

Yeah, just a good thing that we're not on that 13 km stretch on that bridge from island to island, just blowing in. Oh, man.

That would have sucked. Even though we did get rained out pretty good today, still... So we've made it to Gunsan, but we really haven't.

Caught In A STORM In South Korea 🇰🇷

Caught In A STORM In South Korea 🇰🇷