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#Monterey

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While biking the coastal trail Sunday eve, we met Salinas residents David, a teacher, and his daughter, Priscilla, home on spring break from her CalPoly classes.

Among the topics we touched on was April 10-13 Sea Otter Classic, which we think of as one big bike party! Who it’s for, how to get free admission, and history of #SeaOtterClassic: bikemonterey.org/april-10-13-s

It feels like summer is here in #Monterey #California where it is currently 49f with a clear sky ahead of #sunrise. Yesterday we had our first fog of the season spilling over the hill from Pacific Grove. That means it was warm enough inland to pull the cold air from the ocean over shore.

In the summer here we're usually shrouded in fog most of the day. We get fog season for about five months a year.

Did you know that the towns next to Monterey, Seaside and Marina, have a surprisingly large no of small Korean grocers?

There are so many! They all sell Korean foods, fresh and shelf stable. Each one has a Korean grandma or two or three making banchan and kimchi at the back of the shop.

I frequently go to get freshly made kimchi and gimbaps. And of course, Shin Black noodles too.

- First Oriental Market, Seaside
- Hong’s Market, Marina
- Chon’s Market, Marina
- Asian Market, Marina

For location reasons, I usually end up going to the Seaside one but when I can, all of the Marina ones are amazing too.

And if I’m in Marina I pair it with a trip to Lee’s Chinese. I skip the standard Chinese fare and get their Korean Chinese homemade jjampong seafood noodles.