First moments in Korea

Hi everybody,

I arrived last night in Seoul after a short overseas flight of 2 and a half hours.
It was quite a long day though, getting up at 7:00 am, taking 2 different buses to go to the Tokyo airport and having a few delays here and there. I made it through the cold Seoul night and into my cousy guesthouse. It is very homelike, it actually is a family run business and the people overhere are easy to bond with. After 24 hours, I already have a few buddies, it's crazy!!!
I spent the first day trying to get a good feel of the city and even though it has been a little hard to follow the "maps" from the lonelyplanet guidebook, I managed to see a few temples and a real nice street filled with small shops and boutiques. The weather is very cold, -6 oc, but it is sunny and just a little windy. I think I will have a blast overhere, since I've been kindly guided by this English guy, David. He showed me how the subway system worked and where I should go for the first few days.
Enjoy the pictures!!

Monument vu en marchant le long d'une ruelle
Temple in Gyeongbokdong site, downtime Seoul
National Folk Museum of Seoul
Same Museum, different view
Giant stone dating from 1467, in Tapgol Park
The big Pagoda, brought in Tagpol Park from another place
First real night out for a nice BBQ
Me and my English buddy David, posing between two bites