Circling Around Gyeongpo Lake (part 3)

I think we're reaching 4.5 km towards the end of the lane or the very spot where we started pedaling this bike. We're taking a rest (again) to enjoy the moment.  

I kind of envied those who live near the lake for they must be able to do jogging, cycling, or exercising around this lake on a daily basis.  

Or those having private cars must have been able to enjoy 'cruising' or 'driving' around the lake, as seen on the pic. 

Yes..this was pretty much what we could see when we circled around the lake. Pedestrian lane and bike lanes were separated. Oh, anyone notice the white branched-tree over there? 

Or over there? At first, I thought they were real. But..then..they're actually not. They're lamps or bulbs attached onto the branches to be lit up at nights.^^ 

Now..let's take a pic again....before continuing our ride heading towards the finish line: 1.5 km to go.

Circling Around Gyeongpo Lake (part 2)

It's not even yet 2 km from the starting point, yet we already found diverse point of interest to see. Eyra and Freya just couldn't be more excited than this.

There was this large pond full of lotus. Although not all of them bloomed when we were there, some lotus indeed gave us enough impression on what it must've been like when all of them bloomed. 

Spacious enough wooden path was set to let visitors freely enjoy the lotus pond. 

But then...I started to wonder and question as to whether what we saw was indeed lotus. 

I mean...from the shape and color, they're not like any Lotus I'd seen before.

oh, well...we enjoyed the time we spend there though. 

Now girls..just sit there and let me take a pic of you. 

If only....all of the flowers were blooming when we were there. 

Now..let's go back onto our 'sepeda ceria' and continue our journey circling around the lake...and there was 4 km more to go. 

And...me doing the pedaling again? no problemo.!! 

In the midst of fresh and clean air imbued with calm surrounding around the lake, we didn't ask for more.

Oh, we found this 물레방아 or watermill when we're about to continue the journey.

so..why not take a picture of it, first, eh?