YANGjaecheon

I have a headache, so I go to Yangjae Stream and the cool breeze and clean air heals me.

Yangjae Stream on a peaceful afternoon. There aren't many people and it's quiet, so I come often.

Good for walking and resting 🦆👍🏻

It’s such a beautiful road even in winter when it snows

Yangjaecheon Stream in winter feels alive thanks to the migratory birds that protect the waterside even in the cold air. If you look quietly at the water's edge, you can see freshwater cormorants, great egrets, herons, and wild ducks surviving the winter with different personalities and appearances. We saw several king cormorants with their black plumage and great egrets, white gentlemen that best complement the winter landscape. The contrast between the white of the Great Egret and the black of the Cormorant against the background of the brown silver grass shows the quiet aesthetics of Yangjae Bay in winter. I feel a sense of awe at the vitality of birds when I see them enduring the winter even in cold water. Yangjaecheon sledding range looks deserted. I think it's because it's during the daytime on a weekday. There is a cafe near Yeouicheon River near Exit 1 of Citizen’s Forest Station. It's a pretty cafe with a cute view of Yeouicheon and Citizen's Forest.

Today is World Water Day, so we held a jugging and invasive species removal event. Personally, I am glad to have gotten rid of the invasive species. It is said that various creatures such as otters, blue capsicums, frogs, and elk live here. It is said that animals are sometimes observed eating plastic, so if you come here, please do not throw away trash and take it with you. The water here comes from Mt. Gwanak and is said to be used as drinking water in many places. If you see any trash around the water, it would be great if you could pick it up.

Today, the day before the first full moon, spring rain falls all day long. The festival, which is supposed to be a walk along the riverside praying for a good harvest under the bright moon, is being held with people crouching under the concrete roof under the Yeongdong 1 Bridge to avoid the rain. Despite the poor conditions due to the inclement weather, the food market attracted many people with the fragrant smell of oil wafting through the humid air. Warming up the cold with a glass of makgeolli, wouldn't you be dreaming of the full moon in your mind, even though you can't see the moon? The fusion Korean traditional music team's performance is in progress, but unfortunately, it feels like it is going out of the window due to the clutter and clutter due to environmental restrictions. There seems to be a lot of disappointment in holding events to welcome spring after the winter due to the fatigue caused by the limited space due to the weather.

Enjoy fall from a close distance. The green weeping willows are still softly shining in the water of Yangjae Stream, yearning for summer. On the trail, the leaves of the cherry blossom trees have fallen, creating a picture of different colors, and the fallen leaves are colorful and pretty on the green leaves of Maekmun-dong. Will the stone bridge over Yangjae Stream appear in autumn colors, obscured by small silver grass? I rested on a bench with a cup of coffee and looked at the sky. It was blue and beautiful. The Lotte Tower in the distance looks picturesque, and those who have worked hard to find a hobby of playing the saxophone make it feel even more like fall. Listening to music 🎶🎶 Thank you people 🙏🙏 Thank you for autumn 🍂🐾🍂 It's a happy time 🐦

For the first time in a while, I walked to Tancheon with my friend from the academy area, on foot instead of on a bicycle. In the really crowded streets of Daechi-dong, I suddenly found a quiet space. It was so peaceful and the warmth of nature itself made me feel affectionate.

Yang Jaecheon! A nice white building next to the Red Cross Blood Center has opened a rest area by the waterside of Yangjae Stream. There are a lot of people. The outdoor area is cool with colorful mini booths and gallery exhibitions. There are so many things to see, it's always good to come.