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<\/a>It was a stay or should I go start to the day \ud83d\ude41 the rain started to clear so I thought I should go. I’m finding it hard to know how long to stay in Korea as I’ve no idea how long it will take to bike upto Tokyo once I arrive in Japan from Busan.<\/p>\nThe added incentive today was to visit the Sangju Bicycle Museum an idea floated by Scott & Laura so at 10.30 I said my farewells to Vic & Tim in one of the lovely patisseries that seem to excel in\u00a0Jeomchondong and set off on the cycleway.\\<\/p>\n The first 24km was a beautiful custom made cycleway at one of the certification stamp places I chatted to a Korean guy with an enormous iPad strapped to his handlebars been used for navigation etc. A bit of overkill I thought \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n Just after 24km the route goes onto an inclined boardwalk then does an 180-deg turn with a set of steps on the corner, which I think if you can lug your bike OK probably;y best to use! as the boardwalk then turns into a concrete road with a 30-degree incline for some distance \ud83d\ude41 a little\u00a0bit tough to push a laden bike up.<\/p>\n At the top, I still couldn’t find any mention of the museum on any of my maps in English so thinking it had\u00a0Sangju in its name that’s where I headed off to – BAD DECISION In Sangju still no luck. In the end, I asked a student who took me to the library where I discovered the museum was a few hundred yards further on from where I left the 4 Rivers Trail \ud83d\ude41 \ud83d\ude41<\/p>\n Once at the museum I quickly updated Open Street Map to show the museum position in English \ud83d\ude42 so anyone using maps.me etc etc will easily find it.<\/p>\n The museum itself is very spacious and grand with outdoor & indoor biking activities for kids. The exhibits are OK but almost 100% Korean as is all the explanatory text. Whilst there I bumped into Scott \u00a0& Laura who had found it more conventionally. We agreed to meet up in\u00a0Nakdongni\u00a0the path once again became quite hilly and I finally made it in the pouring rain in just over a hour.<\/p>\n The Motel known by its number 3F is OK, my cheapest place yet! and even has a full length towel, the first in Korea \ud83d\ude42 Eating out was a big disappointment for me as this is a big beef growing area. I eventually had two eggs a bit of rice and some beer.<\/p>\n Strava says I did 47 miles of which well over 16 was messing about going to Sangju \ud83d\ude41<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a>