Jeju’s winter or Jeju’s spring.
The weather shifts back and forth several times a day, as if shaking people’s hearts.

In the daytime, it is to feel the warmth of spring,
and at night, it is to face the fierce winds of winter — that is Jeju.

To face the scars of nature born and raised in harsh environments
is like facing the history that nature has rooted in this land.

As always, it is realized that we are infinitely small and infinitely weak beings.

When facing unspoiled nature, attention must be paid to each piece of clothing and each piece of equipment.

Block the wind, maintain body temperature, and in between,
focus on the signals sent by the body.

Step carefully on moss-covered rocks, avoid getting caught on sharp trees,
and use both hands and feet flexibly with the utmost caution.

Using magnifying glasses and radios, the advance party first identifies the terrain.

From time to time, the situation of the accompanying Welter Experiment crew is also checked.
The rougher the terrain, the more important it is to look after each other’s safety.

It is a moment when the words come to mind:
speed matters less than direction, and direction matters less than “together.”

The crew who inspire one another while overcoming several difficulties and obstacles.

We have always been together, are together, and will be together.

“Tapping into the Field”