The first 175 lines.
Gosh, this is nice.
(they felt a sense of freedom and happiness.)
- Present for having explored Oman. - A sense of compensation.
Flowers.
(Their long day in Scotland cured their mind and spirit.)
It has no meaning. That's why...
(The sky darkens as it becomes midnight.)
(The sky brightens in just two hours.)
(Fine dust concentration: 1 microgram)
(They got rid of all their tiredness throughout the night.)
(It's a refreshing 2nd day of their expedition.)
(It turns into heavy rain accompanied by strong wind.)
(The situation becomes more serious than expected.)
(The staff hold an emergency meeting.)
(They can't continue to stay in the wilderness.)
(The director goes to Captain Bae to receive orders.)
(The situation he's always been worried about has finally occurred.)
What should we do?
(James had already warned them about this kind of situation beforehand.)
(They could get hypothermia due to the changing weather.)
(Captain Bae was especially worried about that kind of situation.)
The rain...
It won't seem to stop.
We need to walk for two hours.
- Two hours? - Yes.
We need to head northeast.
- But we can't walk in the rain. - Right.
(Will he decide to break through the foggy road?)
(Or will he decide to wait until it stops raining?)
Sae Ho.
He's sleeping.
Sae Ho. You can't still be sleeping.
Sae Ho.
Let's wait until 10am.
- Until 10am? - Let's wait until then.
Gosh, it's raining so much.
Let's try waiting until 10am.
We'll have to be ready by 9:30am.
Let's all eat...
- individually in our tents. - Okay.
Let's depart at 10am.
- 10am? Okay. - That's when we'll get going.
The wind is so strong.
(And he starts brushing his teeth right away.)
(I'm precious, so I'm going to protect my skin with sunscreen.)
(He wears classic goggles that will protect his eyes from the wind.)
(He gets ready to look good as the captain despite the bad weather.)
(He's done cooking an abundant amount of breakfast.)
(He listens to "Day Day" by BewhY...)
(Current time: 8:40am. The rain has started to die away.)
(Jung Nam urgently goes over to the staff.)
Let's depart at 9:40am.
You want to get going in an hour?
Yes, that's right.
It's not raining that much.
We should take down our tents.
(He goes over to the members to give them a briefing.)
Tae Hyun.
- Tae Hyun. - Yes?
- It's not raining that much. - Okay.
It's not raining that much anymore,
so I think we should get ready and depart.
- What do you think? - Okay.
An hour is enough to get ready, right? Hey, Jin Hee.
Okay, I'll try to hurry up.
Okay. Let's go at 9:40am.
- Okay. - Okay.
Let's depart at 9:40am. An hour is enough to get ready.
I should get ready so that I can help the others.
It's not raining much, so I'll do this later.
My tent is gone now. My pretty tent.
How much did you pack? Are you done?
- Are you done? - Yes, I'm done.
I'll help you.
(Captain Bae has come to the rescue.)
- It's not raining that much. - We owe you a lot.
No, it's okay.
I'll help you out.
We have too much baggage.
It got heavier than yesterday? Why?
(They quickly finish packing thanks to Captain Bae.)
(There's no middle ground for humidity.)
(This is a necessity when you're walking a long distance.)
Where's your arm?
(He needs someone to help him wear it.)
Wait a second. My gosh.
- Where's your face? - Here.
- Where's your neck? - Here.
(The magical raincoat makes his body parts disappear.)
Jung Nam, can you help me cover my bag?
(He carries a bag that's as big as Sae Ho.)
(They're finally ready to get going.)
Gosh, this is so heavy.
Are you all ready to go?
Yes, we're ready.
- Good morning. Did you sleep well? - Yes.
- Yes. - It rained a lot, didn't it?
I think today's going to be a really difficult day.
According to the weather forecast, the weather will get better...
in the afternoon.
- Okay. - That's good news.
It'll be a difficult start, but it'll get better later on.
- Okay. - So you don't need to worry.
We'll be walking on wetland all day today.
So be careful not to hurt your ankles.
My feet just sink in. It feels like the desert.
It feels like a sponge.
(Due to the rain, their feet sink in very easily.)
Gosh, this will be as difficult as walking in the desert.
- Gosh, I'm a little nervous. - The land is so wet.
Where are we headed?
We need to go west and walk along the sea.
We'll walk along the sea. That's the only road there is.
How many kilometers do we need to walk to get to the town?
We'll have to walk for about 2 hours to 2 hours and 30 minutes.
How many kilometers is that?
Well, that's...
- What did you just say? - Let's just go.
I just want to know how many kilometers that is.
(It's about 2km to the village hall.)
(From their base camp to the village hall in Elgol)
- Give us a speech before we go. - Okay.
Did you guys sleep well?
- What? Yes. - Yes, we did.
- Do you all feel okay? - Yes, thankfully.
My calves are a bit swollen. But other than that, I'm fine.
- We'll need to walk for two hours. - Okay.
Let's cheer up.
- We can do this. - Let's do this.
The weather's not great, but it's way cooler than Oman.
Okay, now. Let's go!
- Let's go! - Let's go!
- Let's go. - Which way do we go?
- We need to go that way. - Okay.
(Day 2 of their expedition, Departure time: 9:40am)
You'll fall if you don't be careful.
(Today's expedition won't be easy due to the rain and puddles.)
Be careful where you walk.
This is what I'm talking about.
I was walking past this.
And I didn't think too much of this, but my foot sunk in this deep.
(Their feet could sink into the swamp.)
It goes in that deep.
- It obviously looks deep. - I know.
Exactly. It's obviously pretty deep.
It's practically a well.
What's your problem?
- You just wanted to see... - I didn't think that far.
- how deep it was. - Right.
- My gosh. - Gosh, I almost fell.
- Be careful. - My foot just sunk in.
- You never know when you'll fall. - Yes, you need to be careful.
I can't see the swamps, so it's making me nervous.
(Peatland: Pits that are covered with bushes and mosses)
My back hurts.
(Peatland: It forms in areas where it rains over 230 days a year.)
We might end up walking for about three hours.
Today, we'll have to focus on our feet rather than the scenery.
- My gosh. - What's this?
(the course was easy because the path was marked on the map.)
(Bush walking: Walking through bushes in the mountain)
(It's mandatory to see unexplored regions in the wild.)
Gosh, we had it easy yesterday.
It didn't rain at all yesterday.
So I thought the sky was on our side.
I don't know what we did wrong,
but the sky isn't letting us enjoy a comfortable day today.
Gosh, that was a nice line.
(He's impressed by what he just said.)
Is this your first time walking in this kind of scenery?
Yes, it's my first time.
It's really hard to walk because my feet...
- keep sinking in. - Right?
It feels more difficult than it was in the desert because of the weight.
Right now, we're walking on peatland.
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