(Big) Annoucement : Two babies will soon be born in the Fun Tour family

Ok, that may not be babies... that may even be something VERY different. But that's something that we (the girls of fun tour) were expecting so much, and I'm sure you guise were expecting it too. 
Let me clear this for you : you wanted to know better the men of the fun team ? You wanted to know what was the point of view of an American and an Australian coming to Korea ? *Ok, maybe that's me who wanted to know these things* 
Anyway... here is the creation, Mesdames et Messieurs (yes, that's French, that's more classy) of Dondré and Tim's blog :D 
Ok, ce n'est peut-être pas des bébés... et c'est même peut-être loin d'en être. Mais c'est quelque chose que nous (les filles du fun tour) attendions avec impatience, et je suis sûre que vous aussi, mes amis, vous l'attendiez. 
Laissez-moi vous éclairer un peu: vous vouliez avoir la chance de connaître mieux les hommes de la fun team? Vous vouliez savoir le point de vu d'un Americain et d'un Australien qui vont en Corée du Sud ? *ok, peut-être que c'est juste ce que moi je voulais savoir*
Bref... voilà la création, Mesdames et Messieurs des blogs de Dondré et Tim :D 

It's only at the state of a newborn blog, but it will be soon filled with our awesome stories, and that's were you will get a chance to know the men's point of view on what the girls were saying *I know you want it hehe*
Ce n'est encore qu'au stade de blog nouveau-né, mais ils seront bientôt remplis de nos magnifiques histoires, et c'est ici que vous pourrez avoir la chance de découvrir ce que pensent les garçons du fun tour sur ce que nous les filles avons écrit *Je sais que vous en rêvez héhé*

SO EXCITING !
TELLEMENT COOL !

Here are the links :
Voici les liens:

Tim's blog : http://timchi87.blogspot.kr/ (written in English)
Dondré's blog: COMING SOON (written in English, Korean and Japanese)

(Please, don't leave me for them, you can check their blog, but you should still visit mine ok ? *threatening again*)
(S'il vous plait, ne me laissez pas pour eux, vous pouvez aller voir leur blogs, mais vous devez continuer de visiter le mien d'accord ? *menaçant encore*)

Day 2 - Part 4 : Surrounded by green tea in Jeju Island - Touch Korea Tour

Location : Daheeyeon green tea field - Haerakwon (diner) - Haevichi hotel & Resort Jeju - Jeju beach + Family Mart

Because the zipline is on the green tea field, and that we came here especially to see these fields, we had the opportunity to take an open-car (you know these car made especially for tourist *hehe that’s us*). We were driving *ok not us, one of the renting car driver* all around the fields and Ricky suddenly took the role of the guide. *Get ready, here comes the green tea joke*

Parce que la Tyrolienne est placée sur les champs de thé vert, et qu’on est surtout venu pour voir ces champs-là, on a eu l’opportunité de prendre une mini-voiture (vous savez, ces véhicules ouverts pour les tourists *héhé c’est nous ça*). On se baladait au milieu des champs de thé et Ricky a d’un coup décidé de prendre le rôle du guide. *Tenez-vous prêts, c’est ici qu’apparaît la blague du thé vert*

Day 2 - Part 3 - Fly and think hard - Touch Korea Tour

Location : Jeju Island - Daheeyeon Green Tea garden

Our first destination in Jeju was the green tea field with our first mission of the day waiting for us. And I have to say…that’s an awesome mission we had! When we arrived there, we saw so many things. At first, you can only see this green which spread over the whole place. This green is more beautiful than grass or corn or anything, that’s green tea leaves. I never saw this anywhere. Then, out of nowhere, a sign say “Dogland”. I could barely hear dogs barking, I guess they were really tired because there was really a LOT of dog kennel.

Day 2 - Part 2 : Having a good laugh in Jeju Island - Touch Korea Tour

Location : Wonju airport - Jeju island

Before entering the restaurant, we heard « Fantastic Baby » by Big bang in a car. I didn’t speak much about it in the previous posts but I realized you know you’re in Korea when you hear kpop everywhere. There were k-pop songs in each shop in Myeongdong and my heart felt so light listening to them. My passion was surrounding me, I could hear Korean language in every mouth around me, I could read Korean on every sign, I could listen to k-pop without using my Ipod or computer, I could see idol’s faces on every poster on the streets. It really felt like home, a second home.