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@JoelKlebanoff @w7voa she won't use human capital. She'll use ai. Copy and paste the #pdb into #chatgopt and you make govt more efficient!
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On this, my final afternoon in Busan, Korea, I visited the National Museum of Korea. That is all. Being my last post from Busan, this entry also includes a summary of my time here: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/04/national-maritime-museum-of-korea/
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Still in Busan, Korea, this morning I took a walk along the gorgeous coast in Taejongdae Park. Here’s my journal entry about it: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/04/taejongdae-coast/
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This afternoon in Busan, Korea, I went to Geumgang Park and got high. Then I kind of, sort of, visited a bit of an old fortress. Read all about it here: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/04/geumgang-park-and-a-gate/
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Still in Busan, Korea, this morning I visited a temple high up on a plateau nestled between mountains. It was beautiful. My post about it is probably less beautiful, but here it is for your reading and viewing pleasure, or whatever: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/04/beomeosa-temple/
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This afternoon in Busan, Korea, I visited Sea Life at Sea Life and walked a lengthy linear park, Green Line Park. Read all about it here:
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This morning in Busan, Korea, I visited a Buddhist temple by the sea and a beach, which not surprisingly, was also by the sea. However, the latter was quite a way away from the former. Here’s the post: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/04/haedong-yonggungsa-temple/
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This afternoon I visited Busan’s Songdo Coast. It was mostly beautiful. I talk about it here: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/04/songdo-coast/
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I bookended this morning in Busan, Korea, with two markets and saw some other sights in between. You can read about those markets and the other sights here: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/04/jagalchi-market-yongdusan-park/
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This morning, I moved on from Gyeongju to Busan, still in Korea. I took in some Busan sights in the afternoon. I report on that here: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/04/but-busan/
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The afternoon portion of the DMZ tour I was on today actually went into the DMZ. Here’s my accounting of that: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/04/dmz-third-tunnel-dora-observatory/
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Today, I took the journey that I think every tourist to Seoul takes. I went on a tour to the DMZ. The morning stops, the subject of the linked entry, weren’t actually in the DMZ. That didn’t happen until the afternoon, which will be in another post. https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/04/doing-the-dmz-part-one/
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I really should clean up my apartment, but because Trump might initiate the end of the world tonight, it seems like such a waste. So, I'm not going to bother. Thanks, Mad King Donald.
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Coming to you from somewhere high above the Atlantic Ocean on the way home, here’s a summary post of my trip to the south of France, along with a few words about my time in Taormina, Sicily, Italy: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/02/south-of-france/
#Travel #Taormina #Sicily #Italy #France #SouthOfFrance #Marseille #Arles #Nice
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This morning, I took a half-day trip from Nice to the very nearby, beautiful seaside town of Villefranche-sur-Mer. Here’s my journal entry about my morning there: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/02/villefranche-sur-mer/
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I leave Arles tomorrow morning. I finished my time here by visiting a couple more sites of Vincent van Gogh paintings and wandering around the old city some more. Here’s my account of that and a summary of my time in Arles: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/02/pont-van-gogh-and-arles-wandering/
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I spent most of this morning in Musée départemental Arles antique, a museum dedicated to archaeological finds from Arles. It’s an impressive museum. Read about it here: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/02/musee-departemental-arles-antique/
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This afternoon in Arles, I spent most of my time at LUMA Arles. A description of what LUMA is would take too long to go into here. You can read about it in my post. I also tried and failed to look in another old Arles church. Here’s the journal entry: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/02/luma-arles-and-not-an-old-church/
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As I said I was going to do in my morning post, this afternoon I took a hike from Cassis to a couple of the nearby Calanques and then spent some more time in Cassis before heading back to Marseille. Life is good, if a little scary sometimes. My post about it? I don’t know. Here it is: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/02/calanques-hike-and-more-of-cassis/
#Travel #France #Marseille #Cassis #Calanques -
Today, I took a day trip out of Marseille to the lovely nearby coastal town of Cassis. Here’s a post on the first part of that day trip: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/02/carelessly-to-cassis/
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This afternoon, still in Aix, I got to two museums and notably didn’t get to another place (I explain it in the post). In this post, I also included a sight I forgot to put into my morning post. Read it here: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/02/musee-granet-and-more-in-aix/
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Today, I took a day trip out of Marseille to nearby Aix-en-Provence. Here’s a post on my morning there: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2026/02/aix-marks-the-spot/
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Yes, ICE agents are despicable, murderous goons ultimately under the control of the President of the United States, but don't panic. Trump will soon rein them in to defend the honour of his FIFA Peace Prize.
(If anyone didn't recognize the sarcasm in the above, I'm sorry. I don't know what to tell you.) -
Yes, ICE agents are despicable, murderous goons ultimately under the control of the President of the United States, but don't panic. Trump will soon rein them in to defend the honour of his FIFA Peace Prize.
(If anyone didn't recognize the sarcasm in the above, I'm sorry. I don't know what to tell you.) -
Yes, ICE agents are despicable, murderous goons ultimately under the control of the President of the United States, but don't panic. Trump will soon rein them in to defend the honour of his FIFA Peace Prize.
(If anyone didn't recognize the sarcasm in the above, I'm sorry. I don't know what to tell you.) -
Yes, ICE agents are despicable, murderous goons ultimately under the control of the President of the United States, but don't panic. Trump will soon rein them in to defend the honour of his FIFA Peace Prize.
(If anyone didn't recognize the sarcasm in the above, I'm sorry. I don't know what to tell you.) -
Dear Americans, I regret to inform you that Mark Carney can’t be your president unless you change your constitution. That’s something you might want to consider doing, but for now, Carney is doing a good job here in Canada.
#Canada #US #USA #UnitedStates #MarkCarney #Carney #DonaldTrump #Trump #CanadaStrong #CanadaProud #CanadaFree
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Dear Americans, many things can be awful simultaneously. E.g.,
- US agents brutalizing and killing
- Demonizing free speech
- Extrajudicial high seas executions
- Attacking sovereign countries
- Pedophilia and rape (Epstein files)
- And morePlease don’t let one distract you from the others.
(Disclosure: I’m Canadian.)
#USA #Trump #ICE #CBP #Venezuela #Greenland #Epstein #AndMore
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BREAKING: The United States.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
#Trump #Venezuela #BoatBombings #Cuba #Mexico #Greenland #Canada #Tariffs #Constitution #Article1 #RoleOfLaw #Etc
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This morning, from Perth, Scotland I visited the nearby beautiful Scone Palace and its even more spectacular palace gardens. Here’s my less spectacular journal entry about it: https://journeys.klebanoff.com/2024/09/scone-palace-and-gardens/
#travel #Scotland #Perth #Scone