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Wow. This was where most Army personnel were brought into SK. I remember being there, and that there was one really nice hotel on base where I stayed on leave during the year I was there. I was stationed in 동 두 천. Anyway, yes, Most military posts are made to look fairly homogenous, and help people feel more at home, no matter where in the world they are. I do remember the 80s version of Seoul Station.
My mom was stationed out of Yongsan in the 80s! She'll watch your videos with me sometimes and likes to point out what's the same and what's changed since she left. As a side note, she almost married her Korean boyfriend at the time, but they decided it would be too difficult as an interracial couple and especially hard on any kids they had. She is SO happy that you and Kurt are able to be together ❤
as a Born Londoner i can tell you bagels arent a thing here! i saw that place a while back and found it hilarious! we do sandwiches!! we have the most wonderful sandwiches and rolls but you wont really find bagels unless its in a jewish bakery. i imagine perhaps the owner went to a place called brick lane and went to the famous bagel bake - its famous because its a bit novelty and feels different almost like being in new york lol thank you for showing us around the base and beautiful autumn colours
I agree but wouldn't call Brick Lane bagels novelty, I moved to London 14 ears ago and they were already there so not such a novelty. Also apparently going on since 1885 ;) I love them, people can say what the want but they are delish!
before I started watching I looked at your darkroom uploads and immediately found the one with the leaf and put it into my cart, cause its great... and then I just spent the last two weeks reading so much about Native American history for my American History class 🙃 and it was fascinating. So your cause really speaks to me right now ❤
Thank you for going to Yongsan Army base.. I think you were on the South post.. that’s where most everyone stayed while they were there, however there were some barracks by the health clinic where I worked on the main post. The men and Katusa’s lived in those.. The women vets and married and those with families lived on the South post. I’m still amazed that no one is there ! Are you glad you went there ? I had a blast there and even married over there by the American and Korean embassy.. Fun video.. Korea has come a long way since I was there in 1973-74..
My British, London, bagel obsessed opinion…Brick Lane (in east London) has been the home to bagels for nearly 200 years, they are smaller than the bagels you get in shops etc and they do not come toasted (you also only get one type-plain, but you sand have them filled with lox, cream cheese, salt beef etc) Just for the bagel they are approx 60p each (900ish won) the famous bakery is open 24 hours a day. They are small (surprising light) morsels of deliciousness. It’s bread, so down to own preference but usually you would eat untoasted on the day of purchase and toasted after that, to “freshen” it up a bit. Usually the tougher bagels are ones that have been boiled too long (just my opinion) I ❤️ 🥯🥯🥯
Not Brit, but was lucky enough to have a British friend make me brunch, and they definitely toasted their bagels! Wasn't even with smoked salmon, just cream cheese/ butter/ jam, but yeah, the bagels were toasted. I imagine an untoasted bagel would be kind of doughy/ chewy?
So much love to you Cari! ❤️ Thank you for supporting Adopt A Native Elder!! I’m from a different tribe, but we do all we can to support other Nations, and our Elders are the hearts of our communities and culture.
I had two huge Ginko trees in my front yard when I was little. They always felt magical. They were so tall and grand and all the leaves would fall all at once like snow. Always makes me happy to see them.
Your videos bring me so much joy and peace! I like watching them at night right after I'm done with everything and all cozy in bed. It makes me feel like I'm watching a friend tell me about her day. It's very relaxing. I absolutely love you as a human being and your taste in books! I've read so many of your recommendations. I hope you keep making more such videos for all of us to watch and enjoy. Lots of love
Yo Cari! Funny they kept the family housing units on the base. I lived in that area from 2007-2011. I am heading to Korea 15 Dec after being away for 10 years and was just wondering what Yongsan looked like.
There's a German village in Korea called "Namhae German Village" (because of the German-Korean relations during the 60s) that i always wanted to visit... I wonder if it would feel like that for me, walking through that city as a German :)
In the Yongsan Garrison, there used to be an education center that was operated by the University of Maryland. I went there during the summer semester. That was before the US army base in Pyeongtaek was built. At that time, civilian students of that education center were allowed to enter that base.
FYI for everyone, London and by extension the UK does not have bagels, lol. There are 2 particularly 'famous' shops in east London but they're not that great. I miss bagels so much haha, especially Montreal style!
Equally excited to see a new vlog and hear your voice.... While also hoping you don't overwork and burnout. Mental health #1, go Cari :) thank you for sharing your slice of life.
i used to live at that army base when I was younger and I had no idea they've moved everyone out of it! its so strange but also nice to see the place I remember from my childhood :) thanks cari
Yongsan has basically been reduced in size to just encompass the Dragon Hill Lodge. That will still be a hotel for the U.S. military. The area of Yongsan garrison known Camp Coiner, a separate Army camp until the size of Yongsan swelled and enveloped it, is supposed to be the future site of the U.S. embassy.
I lived at that military base with my family in 1999 when I was 5yo! It was such an amazing experience and my love for Korea forever stayed with me because of it. My father was stationed there many times throughout the years and I moved to Korea on my own and lived in the Daegu area after college. Very cool to see what it looks like now before it’s gone!
Fantastic video lots of content the leaves i know about my back garden is full of them but very wet as its Scotland. Loved the Eclipse it was super cool. Take care
Was pulling an alnighter(exams approaching 😖) ... Finally when I completed my work, found your video notification...(its 5 am here btw 🙃) ...Nothing could be a better gift for all that studying that I did!!! Thaaankkkk youuu❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Cari for showing me Yongsan Base, how it looks now. When I was last there was...Can't remember what year. I was able to get in, thanks to my GI friend. I had a crab leg and prime rib dinner for 12 US. The officer club had slot machines and a Filipino band, I remember. It must have been late 90s or early 2000s. It was US indeed in the middle of Seoul.
Gosh, the army base looks so surreal because of the normalcy of the homes. It could just be any subdivision in the United States. It's amazing how they have awakened a lot of nostalgia for some people though and drawn a lot of interest from people who would like to visit. I definitely got a kick out of the London Museum of Bagels. I don't think bagels are a particularly iconic food in London, no -- but I still love the idea and interesting decor for some reason.
Aaaah so excited and happy to watch the vlog~~ and as a Londoner having the first thing I see be "London" really was a pleasant surprise ☺️ thank you so much Cari😄
Its amazing that you were not able to visit the base when it was functioning. The seven years I lived in Seoul (1996-2003) I made friends with people in the clubs in itaewon which later became friendships. Those friendships had their perks, they would always invite me on base to Dragon Hill lodge for their Mexican nights or seafood nights. I remember stuffing my face with tacos and enchiladas and great margaritas for what was about 20 use dollars aka 22,000 won. I could barely get a 1/5 of that and not as nice in TGIF's or Tony Romas in Myungdong. Another nice perk was being able to get things from the commesary. Technically we were not allowed inside but could send friends to shop for us, they had a few "marts" around the base on both sides of the road and anyone on base could do simple shopping. Pre covid (2019) I did managed to go to Itaewon since at that time the Netflix drama about itaewon bar was all the rave. I was shocked how dead itaewon was on a Saturday night at midnight. It did make me miss my good old days. I do miss my ginkgo leave strolls..
I have always wondered what the U.S. army bases looked like here in Korea… and honestly.. I actually love that the houses look just like back home 😍 Also.. the shirt you are wearing when you were making food is literally so cute! And YES the air has been so terrible lately 🥵
It felt like i traveled to an American suburb hahaha and yes thankfully that rain on monday cleared us up a little - hope its better where you are, seoul was lovely yesterday!
In the summer of '94, I was studying at Yonsei University. I had a chance to go the Yongsan U.S. Eighth Army base to see the fireworks for Independence Day. I guess they won't have such fireworks there anymore.
I just watched Spencer (the Princess Diana biopic) and seeing those cafe scenes with the Royal family and her, clenched my heart again. 💔 HAHA but I enjoyed the rest of the video as always 😊
Those barracks give off strong college/summer camp vibes. Semi-dark academia if it had more of an American Southwest flavor? It's so cool that Yongsan is being turned into a park. As for how to open up your email without feeling like you're both being smacked in the face and falling into an abyss, yes, make filters, labels, and actions like mark as read or put into trash. It will take some time in the beginning to set things up, but once you do and then fine-tune as you go, it'll be so much easier to wade through the chaos.
언제부터 구독 했었는지 정확히는 모르겠지만, 잦은 해외 체류중(알레스카, 시카고, 시애틀, LA, 델러스)를 많이 갔었습니다. 항상 마음이 치유 되는 영상을 많이 올려 주셔서 놓치지 않고 보고 있습니다. 용산 미군기지가 정말 재미있게 변했네요 ^^ 한번 방문해야겠어요, 고맙습니다.
now i want a (toasted) bagel with tons of cream cheese! thank you for sharing the last of autumn with us, i get to live it again through your videos because it’s spring for me at the moment so i really appreciate it :D
As someone who grew up on military stations, it's strange how all of them just feel like home - no matter the city. 😄 Interesting idea to retain it so - i'm sure the civilians would be curious to see how it looks, especially since its the American feel in the middle of Seoul. A park in the middle of the city (from all the maps i've seen, Yongsan is very central!) would be such a joy! Loved them autumn feels! 🍂
Such a unique legacy with all the people and families who lived on the base and really interesting to hear their stories. Gives a different angle to what you might think happens on a military base. The housing style is definitely very North American and its funny that its seen as a novelty to people from Seoul but can seem so normal to us lol
the base gave me eerie Lost energy, or maybe Wandavision... especially the barbecue set up?? idk. Makes me want to know what they're hiding there behind the cookie cutter-ness and the guise of Mary Lu lol. I love how a place with so much history can feel both so alive and abandoned at the same time, super cool!
I used to get bagels from Brick Lane years ago. I worked at a large hospital not far from there & even went at 3 or 4 am when the munchies struck as they were open 24 hours. The cream cheese & smoked salmon were delish.😋
It's interesting to see how Korea made use of the US after. The base I know of here has become some sort of industrial and business park. Still a few buildings around from the time when it was an active base, but many have been turned into offices or restaurants. I think there's a few other bases around too.
Yep, bagels [at least in London] are not toasted - and the two rival bagel shops in Brick Lane [one next to the other, the owners are also related] are way less ‘polished’ than the London Bagel Museum 😉
i actually thrifted it a few years ago in busan and its my absolute favorite :') the only tag on it is in japanese or else i'd tell you the brand hahha
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Seeing Yongsan was surreal. We were stationed at K16 so Yongsan was our home base. I miss it soooo much it hurts 😭😭
Glad to know you can at least come back and visit now!!
Wow. This was where most Army personnel were brought into SK. I remember being there, and that there was one really nice hotel on base where I stayed on leave during the year I was there. I was stationed in 동 두 천. Anyway, yes,
Most military posts are made to look fairly homogenous, and help people feel more at home, no matter where in the world they are. I do remember the 80s version of Seoul Station.
Lots of history there for sure!!
Omg I legit went "wait is it a Sunday?!"
UWAAAA A CARI VLOG!!!!! MY WEEK IS COMPLETE
yesssss bonus vlog this week^_^
My mom was stationed out of Yongsan in the 80s! She'll watch your videos with me sometimes and likes to point out what's the same and what's changed since she left.
As a side note, she almost married her Korean boyfriend at the time, but they decided it would be too difficult as an interracial couple and especially hard on any kids they had. She is SO happy that you and Kurt are able to be together ❤
Oh what an interesting story!!!
as a Born Londoner i can tell you bagels arent a thing here! i saw that place a while back and found it hilarious! we do sandwiches!! we have the most wonderful sandwiches and rolls but you wont really find bagels unless its in a jewish bakery. i imagine perhaps the owner went to a place called brick lane and went to the famous bagel bake - its famous because its a bit novelty and feels different almost like being in new york lol
thank you for showing us around the base and beautiful autumn colours
I agree but wouldn't call Brick Lane bagels novelty, I moved to London 14 ears ago and they were already there so not such a novelty. Also apparently going on since 1885 ;) I love them, people can say what the want but they are delish!
before I started watching I looked at your darkroom uploads and immediately found the one with the leaf and put it into my cart, cause its great... and then I just spent the last two weeks reading so much about Native American history for my American History class 🙃 and it was fascinating. So your cause really speaks to me right now ❤
🥺🙏 thank you!
Thank you for going to Yongsan Army base.. I think you were on the South post.. that’s where most everyone stayed while they were there, however there were some barracks by the health clinic where I worked on the main post. The men and Katusa’s lived in those.. The women vets and married and those with families lived on the South post. I’m still amazed that no one is there ! Are you glad you went there ? I had a blast there and even married over there by the American and Korean embassy.. Fun video.. Korea has come a long way since I was there in 1973-74..
Thank you. They really need the support. I’m half Comanche. They are a great organization. I got friends who are Navajo. Plus another great video.
I love how many random English notes there are about the place in Seoul- they're so sweet!
I have missed your Wednesday vlogs. Thanks Cari🥰
thanks for watching :')
My British, London, bagel obsessed opinion…Brick Lane (in east London) has been the home to bagels for nearly 200 years, they are smaller than the bagels you get in shops etc and they do not come toasted (you also only get one type-plain, but you sand have them filled with lox, cream cheese, salt beef etc) Just for the bagel they are approx 60p each (900ish won) the famous bakery is open 24 hours a day. They are small (surprising light) morsels of deliciousness.
It’s bread, so down to own preference but usually you would eat untoasted on the day of purchase and toasted after that, to “freshen” it up a bit. Usually the tougher bagels are ones that have been boiled too long (just my opinion) I ❤️ 🥯🥯🥯
I was literally having a BAD week, I'm so grateful for your suprise vlog! It really cheered me up, thanks Cari! ❤️
Hope it gets better 🥺🙏
Not Brit, but was lucky enough to have a British friend make me brunch, and they definitely toasted their bagels!
Wasn't even with smoked salmon, just cream cheese/ butter/ jam, but yeah, the bagels were toasted.
I imagine an untoasted bagel would be kind of doughy/ chewy?
So much love to you Cari! ❤️ Thank you for supporting Adopt A Native Elder!! I’m from a different tribe, but we do all we can to support other Nations, and our Elders are the hearts of our communities and culture.
Sending you extra love this week 🤍
We stick together. I’m half Comanche. But tons of friends that are all in different tribes.
I had two huge Ginko trees in my front yard when I was little. They always felt magical. They were so tall and grand and all the leaves would fall all at once like snow. Always makes me happy to see them.
Your videos bring me so much joy and peace! I like watching them at night right after I'm done with everything and all cozy in bed. It makes me feel like I'm watching a friend tell me about her day. It's very relaxing. I absolutely love you as a human being and your taste in books! I've read so many of your recommendations. I hope you keep making more such videos for all of us to watch and enjoy. Lots of love
Yo Cari! Funny they kept the family housing units on the base. I lived in that area from 2007-2011. I am heading to Korea 15 Dec after being away for 10 years and was just wondering what Yongsan looked like.
Hahah you can go for a little visit!!!
exploring korea and life in general through the lens of caricakes is amazing🤍
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the modd and tone of every vlogs just simply mesmerize me so much and I'll never get bored of it. now i am craving some stuffed bagel rn-
Well this was a beautiful lovely surprise than you Cari darling! Great way to finish the day here in MC looking forward for thursdays one!
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Study break = Cari’s vlog ❤️
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Yey so excited for a new surprise vlog 😁 in Germany it's 12 a.m. right now, so a good start for a new day 🎉
Hope you get to sleep and have a good day tomorrow/today hehehh^^
There's a German village in Korea called "Namhae German Village" (because of the German-Korean relations during the 60s) that i always wanted to visit... I wonder if it would feel like that for me, walking through that city as a German :)
I love your vids Cari, they bring me so much joy! Also, as a Brit, can confirm I always, always, toast my bagels! Who doesn't toast a bagel?!
god bless :')
In the Yongsan Garrison, there used to be an education center that was operated by the University of Maryland. I went there during the summer semester. That was before the US army base in Pyeongtaek was built. At that time, civilian students of that education center were allowed to enter that base.
Oh cool!!
FYI for everyone, London and by extension the UK does not have bagels, lol. There are 2 particularly 'famous' shops in east London but they're not that great. I miss bagels so much haha, especially Montreal style!
Cmon Brick Lane bagels are amazing, salt beef rulez!
I hope you’re feeling good. Thanks for the video, I appreciate your hard work, you’re amazing 💜
thank YOU!! 💜💜💜
Equally excited to see a new vlog and hear your voice.... While also hoping you don't overwork and burnout. Mental health #1, go Cari :) thank you for sharing your slice of life.
thank you always!!
i used to live at that army base when I was younger and I had no idea they've moved everyone out of it! its so strange but also nice to see the place I remember from my childhood :) thanks cari
Aww we were stationed in Korea and I miss it so much!! One of our favorite duty stations! 😢 Stayed at Dragon Hill Lodge quite a few times.
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Yes! That’s the name of the hotel I stayed at while I was stationed there. I loved it!
Yongsan has basically been reduced in size to just encompass the Dragon Hill Lodge. That will still be a hotel for the U.S. military. The area of Yongsan garrison known Camp Coiner, a separate Army camp until the size of Yongsan swelled and enveloped it, is supposed to be the future site of the U.S. embassy.
Dragon Hill was built after I left ..
Have a great turkey day Cari . . . or whatever kind of turkey you eat, like fish turkey, rice turkey, something lol.
Thanks for wonderful Vlogs.Thanks from India
I lived at that military base with my family in 1999 when I was 5yo! It was such an amazing experience and my love for Korea forever stayed with me because of it. My father was stationed there many times throughout the years and I moved to Korea on my own and lived in the Daegu area after college. Very cool to see what it looks like now before it’s gone!
I felt so bad not being able to watch these videos when they were uploaded but I’m equally excited for a Sunday binge session Aaaaa
oh my god, cari! you have no idea how excited i got when i saw the notification for the video!!! 😍🤩 'tis gonna be a good day. 🌻💕
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Hi, hope you’re doing great. Always a joy to watch your vlogz. Take care
thank you! take care too :)
Fantastic video lots of content the leaves i know about my back garden is full of them but very wet as its Scotland. Loved the Eclipse it was super cool. Take care
enjoy them while they last! we had snow flurries yesterday!
I really love watching your videos, especially when I am feeling anxious. It just helps me calm down organically. Love your content so much. 💕
gosh...seoul is really pretty in autumn
it really is :')
Was pulling an alnighter(exams approaching 😖) ... Finally when I completed my work, found your video notification...(its 5 am here btw 🙃) ...Nothing could be a better gift for all that studying that I did!!! Thaaankkkk youuu❤️❤️❤️
omg hope you go straight to bed after this!!!!
Thank you Cari for showing me Yongsan Base, how it looks now. When I was last there was...Can't remember what year. I was able to get in, thanks to my GI friend. I had a crab leg and prime rib dinner for 12 US. The officer club had slot machines and a Filipino band, I remember. It must have been late 90s or early 2000s. It was US indeed in the middle of Seoul.
That's great!!
That café with the big gingko tree is a dream. I wish I could sit there and read. Thanks for a lovely video.
thanks for watching!
Gosh, the army base looks so surreal because of the normalcy of the homes. It could just be any subdivision in the United States. It's amazing how they have awakened a lot of nostalgia for some people though and drawn a lot of interest from people who would like to visit. I definitely got a kick out of the London Museum of Bagels. I don't think bagels are a particularly iconic food in London, no -- but I still love the idea and interesting decor for some reason.
Aaaah so excited and happy to watch the vlog~~ and as a Londoner having the first thing I see be "London" really was a pleasant surprise ☺️ thank you so much Cari😄
thanks for watching^_^
Wow, what a luxury with an extra vlog🤗😋 Just what I needed. Am sick, swamped with school work and not feelin it so this was greatly appreciated!
hope everything looks up!!
Its amazing that you were not able to visit the base when it was functioning. The seven years I lived in Seoul (1996-2003) I made friends with people in the clubs in itaewon which later became friendships. Those friendships had their perks, they would always invite me on base to Dragon Hill lodge for their Mexican nights or seafood nights. I remember stuffing my face with tacos and enchiladas and great margaritas for what was about 20 use dollars aka 22,000 won. I could barely get a 1/5 of that and not as nice in TGIF's or Tony Romas in Myungdong. Another nice perk was being able to get things from the commesary. Technically we were not allowed inside but could send friends to shop for us, they had a few "marts" around the base on both sides of the road and anyone on base could do simple shopping. Pre covid (2019) I did managed to go to Itaewon since at that time the Netflix drama about itaewon bar was all the rave. I was shocked how dead itaewon was on a Saturday night at midnight. It did make me miss my good old days. I do miss my ginkgo leave strolls..
I have always wondered what the U.S. army bases looked like here in Korea… and honestly.. I actually love that the houses look just like back home 😍 Also.. the shirt you are wearing when you were making food is literally so cute! And YES the air has been so terrible lately 🥵
It felt like i traveled to an American suburb hahaha and yes thankfully that rain on monday cleared us up a little - hope its better where you are, seoul was lovely yesterday!
In the summer of '94, I was studying at Yonsei University. I had a chance to go the Yongsan U.S. Eighth Army base to see the fireworks for Independence Day. I guess they won't have such fireworks there anymore.
Love your vlogs! Honey on a bagel with cream cheese is life changing. You gotta try it!
Honey on everything is 😍
Oh how you brought back some many memories of when I lived at Yongsan.
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I just watched Spencer (the Princess Diana biopic) and seeing those cafe scenes with the Royal family and her, clenched my heart again. 💔 HAHA but I enjoyed the rest of the video as always 😊
So excited to sit down before bed and watch this , just what I need to relax 😌 🤍
yay!!! thanks for being here^^
As always so beautiful vlog Thanks cari
Thank you 😊
Those barracks give off strong college/summer camp vibes. Semi-dark academia if it had more of an American Southwest flavor? It's so cool that Yongsan is being turned into a park. As for how to open up your email without feeling like you're both being smacked in the face and falling into an abyss, yes, make filters, labels, and actions like mark as read or put into trash. It will take some time in the beginning to set things up, but once you do and then fine-tune as you go, it'll be so much easier to wade through the chaos.
exactly!! and ugh thank you, that's my project for winter hahaha
언제부터 구독 했었는지 정확히는 모르겠지만, 잦은 해외 체류중(알레스카, 시카고, 시애틀, LA, 델러스)를 많이 갔었습니다. 항상 마음이 치유 되는 영상을 많이 올려 주셔서 놓치지 않고 보고 있습니다. 용산 미군기지가 정말 재미있게 변했네요 ^^ 한번 방문해야겠어요, 고맙습니다.
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Yeyyy ♥️♥️ thankss for this autumn vlogs
it snowed a little yesterday so get ready for winter vlogs heheheh
@@caricakes yay! Can't wait for that as well 🥰
Oh yay 👏 😀 can't wait to watch this 😍
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I lived in Hannah Village around 1995. So cool to see it again!
now i want a (toasted) bagel with tons of cream cheese!
thank you for sharing the last of autumn with us, i get to live it again through your videos because it’s spring for me at the moment so i really appreciate it :D
thanks for being there with me^_^
As someone who grew up on military stations, it's strange how all of them just feel like home - no matter the city. 😄
Interesting idea to retain it so - i'm sure the civilians would be curious to see how it looks, especially since its the American feel in the middle of Seoul.
A park in the middle of the city (from all the maps i've seen, Yongsan is very central!) would be such a joy!
Loved them autumn feels! 🍂
12:16 - LOVE that outfit!!!
bahaha my pajamas? thankyou!
@@caricakes really? actual PJ's or PJ's for RUclips? hahahaha
Cari are also going to visit the place where they shoot home town cha cha? Would love to see you touring in there. ❤😍
Hahaha i havent seen it but if you search “cari cakes pohang” or “cari cakes gangneung” it might look similar!
Such a unique legacy with all the people and families who lived on the base and really interesting to hear their stories. Gives a different angle to what you might think happens on a military base. The housing style is definitely very North American and its funny that its seen as a novelty to people from Seoul but can seem so normal to us lol
The line to get a picture with the speed limit sign was my favorite haha
the base gave me eerie Lost energy, or maybe Wandavision... especially the barbecue set up?? idk. Makes me want to know what they're hiding there behind the cookie cutter-ness and the guise of Mary Lu lol. I love how a place with so much history can feel both so alive and abandoned at the same time, super cool!
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I appreciate a lot the fact that you do fundraisers with your prints 💜
Where is the rainbow scarf from? It looks so cute! 💚
Film photos came out really nice!! Which film stock were you using?
I grew up on Camp Pendleton so this is a very bizarre, interesting video!
i have only driven through camp pendelton on the 5 about a billion times - weird that all the way in Korea is the first base i've ever been on hahaha
Hi Cari! Just out of cuirosity, why are you against the After franchise? I don't know if you have mentioned it before. Thank you! ;)
here's a video about it!
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@@caricakes thank u!
The ginkgo leaf was 100% a sign!!! Something really good will happen now 😎
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This Thanksgiving, I am grateful for some bonus caricakes vlog!!
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Where is your leather jacket from? It's so pretty!
I truly love how you film things Cari. 👍💕
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Wow 8 days with no Cari!!! Lol it's unimaginable!! Hope you and Kurt are alright.
Oooh I LOVED the music on that one!!
Thank you!
@@caricakes your choice is always top notch! but this one resonated strongly with what i needed today
Omg I always get so excited to watch your vlogs!!! I was doing homework, buttttt I rather watch your video hahaha. ❣️❣️
bahahah watch it on 1.5x speed ;)
I used to get bagels from Brick Lane years ago. I worked at a large hospital not far from there & even went at 3 or 4 am when the munchies struck as they were open 24 hours. The cream cheese & smoked salmon were delish.😋
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I also saw that eclipse from Japan:) it’s nice to know that we shared same moment
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It's interesting to see how Korea made use of the US after. The base I know of here has become some sort of industrial and business park. Still a few buildings around from the time when it was an active base, but many have been turned into offices or restaurants. I think there's a few other bases around too.
i definitely love the idea of a park!
I can't stop unhearing: "Kimchi loooove kimchi loooove!" in minute 3:12 hahahaha 😂
I love that London bagel cafe, so cozy! And omG Cari I LOOVE your leather jacket, where is it from? 😍✨
Thank you! Its from a small korean shop 🥺🙏
👋🏻❤🇫🇮 i almost forgot this vlog, thanks to notification i got a see in right time🙈
3:04 Allllmost spat my tea. Say what?!?! Ruuude!
bahahha i think they mean well but yeah lol :')
Thank you Cari, 😄XX
Thank YOU!
Your scarf is so cute!
Thank you! One of my best thrifting finds :)
Thank you! ☺️ what nail polish are you wearing around 00:33 please? ❣️❣️
its the green polish by Hince :)
Also, following on from this, your vligs always make me want to paint my nails!! Theres a particular cream colour from Essie that reminds me of you 🌼
Few weeks ago I went to Yongsak Park in the evening so I didn't get to see the military house. Maybe next time, I'm gonna go again and see it. ^^
Watch out for the life-size photos of Americans 😂😂😂😂
Yep, bagels [at least in London] are not toasted - and the two rival bagel shops in Brick Lane [one next to the other, the owners are also related] are way less ‘polished’ than the London Bagel Museum 😉
oh god hahahaa
What film camera do you use?💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
can you make a video about your jewelry collection?
That cafe looks so sweet! I wanna go
Asleep before sunrise
i have never seen something as helpful as "korean food that foreigners like" on a sign 😆
Cari, i really want to know where your scarf is from?
Hii Cari! I wanna know what shade of green on your nails? It’s so pretty
its the green nail polish from the korean brand 'hince' ^_^
@@caricakes thank you carii!! You are so nice to reply to us, love you! I’m a fan of your vlogs 🤍
I’m at Osan AB and had no idea Yongsan was closing 🤯
I’m so confused about the bagels lol I lived in England and rarely saw bagels.
😍😍😍 awesome vlog!
I love your scarfff!! May I know where you got it from?
i actually thrifted it a few years ago in busan and its my absolute favorite :') the only tag on it is in japanese or else i'd tell you the brand hahha
@@caricakes oh that's such a shame 😓 oh well, thank you anyways ☺️
I better book myself a flight to Japan and go on a search for one, haha