Hi everyone! This is a little snippet of my life in Gunsan, South Korea. Come along with me as I check out an art exhibition, find some cute cafe's and just wander around my little city!
I am currently living in a rural area of South Korea, exploring this country and culture while working as an English teacher. I hope to inspire those who watch and follow along my adventures to get out of your comfort zone and go on your own adventures!
I hope you enjoy!
xoxo,
Cece
*this was originally posted on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmCzpRaeils
Music in this video
Song: Night Run Away
Artist: An Jone
Album: Night Run Away
Licensed to YouTube by YouTube Audio Library (on behalf of YouTube Audio Library)
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Hey, I found your video in @threespeak community on Hive! I loved the video production here and the raw human nature of it. You are inspiring me to make better vlogs and to continue to share them on Threespeak! I am on a similar journey but I am not in a new country like Korea. Hopefully, with continued posting on threespeak you will get greater attention and feel more comfortable sharing exclusively to threespeak. Thanks for sharing the link to the original video and sourcing your music but I think there are creative commons restrictions here as far as music goes. Thanks for sharing your journey here on threespeak and happy travels!
Thank you! This was the first vlog I ever made. I will be posting more (you'll see I've gotten much better already) I started my vlogging on Youtube and am starting to transition to 3speak! But I'm glad you enjoyed and that I inspired you!
Do you have more information on sourcing music and the creative commons restrictions? I am new here and don't quite know all the rules yet!