Hiking - Short Dragon Teeth Revisit

Hi Blog,

Today, Dongsaeng K wanted to visit my house on the weekend to see my plants, and he also wanted to explore a little before coming over. I had some programs during my late Saturday afternoon, so this post will be a short one.

It looks like good weather in the morning, but I predict it will rain in the afternoon—a predictable weather pattern these days.

He wanted to know the actual location of the "Dragon Teeth," and I thought it would be a good idea to revisit some areas as well. If you're unsure which "Dragon Teeth" I'm referring to, you can check the link here: Dragon Teeth Structure (2026).

I wanted to step out in a trisuit, but I am not socially accepted by the public because of how I look, so I decided to be 'normal'.

Besides, I need to go for a medical appointment before meeting my friend.

I went for a ultrasound scan for my throat, as there is a lump...

A funny thing happened: in order to scan my throat properly, the nurse noticed I was wearing something underneath and suggested I remove my shirt. As I took off my shirt at a corner, I completely forgot I was supposed to remove my shirt. I took off my shorts too, unwarely and naturally (I registered myself when I took off my shirt especially in trisuit, my shorts will follow). When I turned around, both the nurse and I were immediately surprised. I apologized profusely for my mistake, and she responded with laughter and reassured me. "It's alright. At least you are not naked or in undies. Why? Are you going for kayaking or water sport later?" What tight is this?" haha, I was glad that she didn't judge me and curious about it. I just laid down there in my trisuit, proceeding with the scanning with random hard imagination (like alien abduction on operation table), but luckily, she didn't see anything in the dark room.

After I had done the scan, I noticed that Dongsaeng K had not checked the morning message I had sent an hour ago. I waited for about 20 more minutes, then he responded, and we will proceed as planned.

Okay, ready to scan. Oops, I was thinking of what had happened this morning. Haha

While waiting for Dongsaeng K, I wondered whether I should make this into a long post...

Most likely, no one bothers. It was just a forgettable exploration like my previous one Dragon Teeth Structure (2026).

I think finding this dragon teeth structure is rather easy, but it might be deeply affected by nature; so revisiting is a great refresher trip.

Oh my, it's a hot afternoon, which makes me predicted it will rain sooner. (I don't always right, but it is fun to guess.)

Luckily, we were under sheltered.

My imaginative spot.

Interesting log here. I wanted to climb the log for a photo, but I don't want to delay the exploration.

It's almost 12pm, most hikers have already completed their hike, so it could be my ideal timing for exploration.

Okay, here is the spot. Are you able to find the teeth?

Can see it here?

I tried to point out or tell Dongsaeng K to look above for the teeth, but he missed it completely.

Hi, dragon teeth!

So happy to see the structure still remains intact.

Sadly, the lighting here was dimmer than at that moment; I was trying to find a creative way to capture some photos here.

But Dongsaeng K couldn't handle the amount of ants here, so he exited.

Initially, I wanted to snap some more photos here, but I also couldn't let him wait outside the trail for me, so I also exited.

I wanted to bring him to see some remote location, but I think I should not push further and end the hike here.

Today's hike was relatively short. Reflecting on my previous hikes with companions, I realised I seldom documented my hikes in detail, usually taking only one or two photos for my monthly posts... But occasionally, I might come across something interesting or best is to have have assistance in taking photos to create a detailed post. Oh well... I can't expect every hiking companions to be a professional photographer especially when my eye-sore attire and fat bod will keep others a distance.

Anyway, back to the topic, Dragon Teeth visit. If I hike around there, I will try to visit again.

Jeff