After resolving all sorts of problems like these, I found myself thinking, 'Did I say thank you?'
I wrote about quitting/having quit/these things happening, but....
Now, it's also a place where I served in the military, and I went on university club MT trips in the Mauyi Taeja area...
Since I started riding bicycles, with photography and work...Inje was a place I visited more than twice almost every year.
The organizers must have had a hard time changing dates/switching to Meadio,
and it seems you all had a tough time dealing with complaints and all sorts of obstacles you'd never experienced before.
On rainy days, telling people to slow down at downhill sections/supply stations/intersections, cheering them on, controlling vehicle traffic, and dealing with riders who wouldn't listen...
You all worked so hard.
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When I think of the people I was always grateful to at Seorak Gran Fondo, it seems like they really took care of me like they would their own son.
'Eat this too, take that with you', 'You're working hard in the rain. You're amazing', truly Seorak was heartwarming.
Considering it as bad luck cleansed, next time I hope it can be held smoothly without schedule changes, no rain, not too hot.
My personal wish is, could you revive Rosso di Seorak? (But it's the Gran Fondo course)
Thank you to everyone who created a 'safe playground'.
