Day two in Daegu, Korea.We slept in which was needed, and then headed out to find a bus tour. The map we had was very unclear on where to start the bus tour, so we walked around looking for the ticket booth. A lot of places here have the same name, so that adds to the confusion, remember the missing street names?  So we never made it to the tour, but we did manage to find the hospital where Angela was born 33 years ago. She brought a copy of her birth certificate so we could make sure we had the right place. There we met a nice Nun who really wanted to help her and show us around town. Her brother lived in Warner Robbins, Georgia where he owned a restaurant. We needed to get back to our side of town and get some lunch so we declined her offer. On the way back we visited a herbal medicine market where you could get all kinds of weeds, roots, and even deer antlers put into a tea for drinking and healing. Dinner was at a very traditional Korean restaurant where they cook the meat at your table over hot coals. Sitting on the floor made my knees hurt but I was in the moment so it was all worth it.