???? The Namparang-gil 55 course can be called a tourist course. There are no guide signs at the starting point. The guide address for Durunubi is 'In front of the Yeosu Marine Park restroom', but since there are three restrooms, it is confusing which restroom it is. Please be careful because the restroom closest to Odongdo is the starting point. Since the direction signs and ribbons are located in appropriate places, it is one of the courses that you can walk comfortably among the Namparang-gil courses. Since you walk through the city from the starting point to the end point, there are many restaurants where you can eat appropriately. It is a great course that feels like you are touring the marine park. There are many taxis at the starting point, and there are also taxis parked next to the Yeosu Soho Yacht Dock, which is the end point. ???? Impressions on walking the trail Look at nature along the trail. Look around the world along the trail. Look back at myself along the trail. • The cheap way to walk the trail is 1) Take a car from #Jeju and take a boat. 2) Find a place to stay at the midpoint of the course you plan to walk for a month. (In September, I found a place to stay in Boseong.) 3) Drive from your place to the course you will walk that day. Arrive at the #starting point or #ending point of the course. 4) For example, park your car at the starting point, dial 114 to find a local taxi, take a taxi and go to the ending point. 5) Walk from the ending point to where you parked your car. In this way, you will walk about 20 courses in a month. • #Walking #alone #perimeter trail, #East Sea #Haeparang Trail, #West Sea #Seohaerang Trail, #South Sea #Namparang Trail, #Jeju #Olle Trail, #Walking the country road, #Walking the mudflat, #Traveling on foot, you will feel like this. • The dynamic East Sea and the static West Sea, and the South Sea in between, poets of the West Sea and the South Sea express the sound of the waves as “cheoreolsseok cheoreolsseok,” but poets of the East Sea would express the sound of the waves like this. “Woo~rrrrrr” It sounds like the sound of the Mongolian cavalry, • Nice to meet you, fellow road comrades, a quiet rural village, but I don’t see children in the hearts of rural areas. I only see old people. It seems that rural areas are aging too quickly. • Besides, I’m worried about why there are so many #empty houses in #rural areas. It’s worrisome that starting in 2024, those who leave #empty houses in #rural areas unattended will be fined 5 million won twice a year. • My experience with the ‘#NationalPilgrimageMarch’ hosted by UNESCO when I was in college helped me walk the trail. Most of the people walking the trail are in their 60s after retirement, but I even met a 78-year-old person. He said that he was confident in walking, even though his hands were shaking and it was difficult to write down phone numbers while exchanging contact information, and he was walking alone. • The most inconvenient thing about walking along the trail is the lack of proper #signs, but Jeju Olle Trail has ribbons tied every 50m. Direction signs are also installed at important forks in the road. However, I was surprised to see how little guidance signs were installed while walking along the Haeparang Trail and Seohaerang Trail. I wondered how there could be so little consideration for people walking along the trail. In particular, the Namparang Trail has countless courses with the worst guidance signs compared to any other trail. If I were to rate the installation of guidance signs and #ribbons, I would give Jeju Olle Trail 90 points out of 100, the Haeparang Trail in the East Sea 70 points, the Seohaerang Trail in the West Sea 50 points, and the Namparang Trail in the South Sea 30 points. In particular, you need two talents to walk the Namparang Trail. One is to be good at #treasure hunting. Since the direction signs are hidden very well in places where they cannot be seen, you need to be good at treasure hunting. The other is to have #eagle eyes. There are no ribbon markings at the fork in the road and ribbons are hung far away, so you need to be able to see which direction the ribbon is in. • Most people who walk the trail are in their 60s, and there is no consideration for them at all. I get angry at the insincere course selection by local governments for the sole purpose of promoting their regions, and the unreasonable #hiking courses that only make things difficult. One course is 27km, but the courses next to it are 13km and 15km. They just apportion the length of the 27km course to make it a little more than 13km, and add a few more kilometers to the 15km course, so there is no need to make it 27km. I don’t understand why they made such an unreasonable course that is more than twice the length of the surrounding courses. The problem is that there is no consideration or sincerity for people who walk the trail. • It’s fortunate that people who walk the trail are a generation that is n