Busan: Family Trip (part 3)

Haeundae Time. As I informed earlier, we were there at about 9 a m, so practically not many people were there. The parasols were empty...

As far as eyes could see.....lots of parasols with the same sponsors on top of them....were spread like mushrooms springing up from the sand...^^

The kids wanted to take a dip into the water....but...of course, we did not allow them to...since the reason as to why we were there was no other than to spend an hour or so...before attending our friends' wedding reception.^^

And..another reason as to why we were not into swimming was the fact that there had been a string attacks from the sea creatures like jellyfish...as caught by one of the coastguard that early morning.

Another interesting fact that I could not possibly ignore was the mere existence of coast guard who were taking in charge of the cleanliness of the whole beach. They were bringing along their own stick or canes to pick the scattered trash out of the beach..

Pose. Moms and the kids were all drenched in purple...^^

As for me, I was in black attire...^^, the kids seemed to enjoy being there...albeit not being allowed to swim^^

Walking towards the shore after circling around the area...

Pose for the 2nd time. Stop it right there..so as to capture the moment.

Again....^^ See how empty it was? well, the summer was about to end...and the water started to cool off ...that day...

Another activity not to be missed while playing around on the beach sand....^^: writing names on the sand...

EYRA^^.....to leave some traces of being there^^

After half an hour or so, we were walking up towards the subway station. On our way there, we were walking along the sidewalk just right beside the beach where a string of hotel chains dotted the street.

We found on an interesting outdoor advertisement...

...and a laughing pig....made out of wood or steel ( not sure)...which simply tickled us on our way to the station. A small but noticeable spark that we found it too interesting to be missed... ^^

and...guess what? This is a bank. ^^ So futuristic-looking architecture, eh?