KOREAN CULTURE: FLOWERS AND PHOTOS

These canola flowers are planted on the flood plain next to our village just so people can come and look at them and take photos.

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[bkang]

Sixty-three selfies is super impressive haha! You guys are so adorable ☺️🌼💛

[MyKoreanHusband]

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[MistyshaAnguo]

You guys are so beautiful and I love hearing you speak Korean Nichola~ Just as I love hearing Hugh in English but Nic in Korean I heard less often xD May your channel blossom like the canola :3 hahaha

[patriciamclaughlin]

That was so much fun! Love you guys! Great to hear you speaking Korean, Nichola!

[MinjiLindsey]

my friends and I collected flowers this weekend and make beautiful pancakes out of them! you should try it too. It's really fun. You're surrounded by edible flowers! just so you know, azaleas with pointy leaves, pansies, and cherry blossoms are edible too!

[seripixelbiologist]

What a fun and beautiful day!! Thank you so much for sharing it - I am so excited to know that flower culture spreads around the world in so many different ways!! <3 <3 Taking pictures of flowers (and wearing them in my hair - ha! though that is a pretty Hawaiian thing!) is one of my favorite things to do!!

Also if there are fields planted for the flowers for photos like this, does that mean things like botanical gardens are also popular? Or is it more casual parks and fields in more rural areas that may happen to be planted with flowers by the local community?

[sakuramankaii]

I just went to see the Gyeongju flowers this weekend!!!

[haunted_lunchbox]

The countryside where you live is so beautiful.I also love all of seeing all of the different traditions in Korea. So different from where I live.

[Odysseus_Outis]

Such a nice place....to live in.- Clean air, amazing views, calm & comfortable surroundings....
No wonder AhjocciS may walk around the place in pajama, . I'll be coming down there this weekend.

[marsjunkiegirl]

Nichola your outfit in this video is so cute! and good luck on speaking korean more often!

[permavegarunner]

love your videos! Especially the ones about the countryside.

[aroseu]

those are the same flowers they use the seed to make canola oil right? those are a weed here in the U.S they grow in ditches like a dandelion. it's very interesting to see another culture appreciating them.

[cozyrat]

N: You are such a grumpy ajusshi!
H:I know!
Earlier today...
My husband: 휴 and I are both just ajusshis!

[lane]

the village is so pretty in sprin, beautiful vedio as always :)

[HappyGnoux]

you're so cute together! Nicholas : you're SO pretty with this dress ! the lace top and the color of the dress is a really good match with your skin-tone <3

I really like the fact that people take time from their busy life to go to the countryside and admire flowers (and cute little bees >w<) This is a really wonderful thing in the Korean culture!...Even thought Hugh can't walk in the neighborhood in pajamas during this period! ='[....:D

[joemills]

Where in Australia did you grow up at?

[jason]

Hahahah What, flowers in the hair means your crazy.

[bluesky]

Too much movement... Great color and scenery, but I experience motion sickness, and cannot watch. =(