The cafe I previously hinted at...

It really is an impossible thing to describe. I live but a few meters from a train track that sends reminders every 10-15 minutes of it's awful presence via a roaring train. Across from those tracks is a scattering of a few small, uneventful houses. One of those houses intrigued me greatly in my first few days here in Yangpyeong. It had the most fascinating look. I brought fellow teacher, Hannah, with me to investigate it. What we discovered was beyond our imagination's stretch. Nestled safetly behind the face of a house, is the creative working of a kind Korean lady named "Ms. Lee". She is a tile artist who, for reasons yet explained, has created a gloriously detailed cafe in the middle of nowhere. This beautiful cafe is a undoubtedly a hobby for Ms. Lee, not a business. She does it because doing art and doing cafe bring her joy (something I certainly understand). The cafe is scattered with her tile mosaics installed in the floors, tables, walls, each uniquely crafted... the sight is radiant. The beauty of this small treasure cannot be caught with words. Nor really even in pictures. Just trust me. It's unbelievable. It's thick with charm. And, it's across the traintracks from my tiny apartment in the middle of nowhere.