Talk:Jirisan

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I wanted to clarify some text that reads as follows:

It is a recently developed site to celebrate one of Korea's foundation myths.

In this case who or what recently developed the site? Exactly how is it related to mythology? ^^Mumun 22:34, 8 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Well, those questions are answered in a brief introductory fashion on my page: http://www.san-shin.org/3sages1.html I really need to update and improve those pages, give more explanation and evidence/citations and post many more photos of it -- perhaps this winter I will get to that. Sanshinseon 09:21, 9 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Sanshinseon, I am Mumun. Wow! You have an excellent website. I hope you will transfer some of those nice photos to the article. Several years ago I worked on 경주 남산 with the 국립경주문화연구소 and UNESCO in my professional capacity, and some of the content on your website reminded me of those days.Mumun 11:30, 9 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Mumun, it's nice to meet you here, and thanks for the appreciation. 경주 남산 is surely one of the most fascinating places... I lived in Gyeongju 1986-7, and have been a tour-guide to Nam-san several times. I'm now a professor of Korean Tourism at Kyunghee University. Jiri-san is one of my favorite topics; I'm reading my paper about it's religious assets to a Korean Studies Conference in New Delhi exactly a week from now, and going to give a speech and slideshow about that to the Royal Asiatic Society meeting in Seoul on January 9th. This page on Jiri-san could be greatly improved, needs a lot of work -- and the pages on other Korean mountains are even worse -- there is nothing at all yet about the very important Taebaeksan -- I will try to contribute to the improvements that are needed, along with the rest of you on this, as far as I have time to do so. Sanshinseon 02:05, 10 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hello all, I just corrected a bunch of errors and did some edits, including moving the non-Jiri info on the Baedu-daegan over to the page on it which has been put up. Let me know your opinions. I haven't had time to do the thorough makeover this page needs, but when i can i will. Sanshinseon 05:53, 25 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Say, who was it that added this text under Samshin-bong?: "Creeks in the vicinity are not safe to drink from without purification or filtering. Giardia lamblia, a water-bourne parasite, is found in South Korean streams, along with other parasites and pathogens." Hey, 22 years of hiking in Korea, ALWAYS drinking from the alpine springs and streams, and I've never heard this and never known anyone who has gotten a Giardia infestation (or any other sickness) by doing so. This has always been considered one of the delights of hiking in Korea, that the excellent granite-filtered water is drinkable in its fresh state. Do you have any citation for this sweeping claim that this is a common problem in South Korea??? If not, i'd suggest that those lines be removed. Sanshinseon 06:16, 26 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]