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※ This video is an excerpt from *Korea Journey - Summer in Full Bloom Part 4: How to Remember Summer in the Remote Regions*, which aired on August 6, 2020. Jang In-soon, who has settled in the most remote area of ​​Yeongyang, North Gyeongsang Province, where the forest is lush like a primeval forest and the water flows with pristine clarity. “I feel like the spirits of the forest have accepted me.” Pork belly grilled over pine cone charcoal in a clay oven she made herself, along with onion kimchi made by mixing wild chives and onions, are summer delicacies. In addition to this, her vegetable garden is abundant with fluffy potatoes, peas, wild peaches, tomatoes, and even deodeok (a type of wild ginseng). In-soon says she gets more excited the more sweat pours down like rain and the work overflows. It is because of the stream in front of her house, which is the reason she settled in the remote region and makes her look forward to even the sweltering summer. The water tastes wonderful, and thanks to the powerful and vigorous current, they say that if you do laundry here, it comes out clean even without soap. If you push further into the dense forest, there is also a clear and pristine secret valley where fairies might have once played. How will this summer in the remote wilderness be remembered? ✔ Program Title: Journey to Korea - Summer in Full Bloom Part 4: How to Remember Summer in the Remote Wilderness ✔ Broadcast Date: 2020.08.06 #GolaDuneDocumentary #JourneyToKorea #RemoteWildland #RuralLife #Darkness ▶ Watch Full Version: https://egloos.com/ebsyoutube?utm=you...