In a heartwarming reunion, Suky from Jeju, South Korea, and Henny from the UK, reconnect after two decades apart. The two met originally while walking the Camino de Santiago in Spain and formed a bond based on their common love for trekking and nature. Their reconnection was made possible through the 'Missing Henny Project', which was driven by Suky's persistent search over nearly two decades. The meeting, which took place on Jeju Island, was a celebration of their long-lasting friendship and shared aspirations regarding the paths they championed in their respective countries.

Suky and Henny reminisced about their first encounter in 2006 at a small village in Spain, where they discussed the joys of walking and the beauty of nature. Their conversation led to Henny’s suggestion to create paths in their home countries, an idea that significantly influenced Suky’s decision to return to Jeju and develop the Olle Trail—a network of walking paths that connect various scenic spots on the island. Suky's dedication to cultivating these trails reflects her desire to enhance the beauty and accessibility of Jeju's landscape, a project that has flourished thanks to the inspiration she received from Henny.

The event underscores the deep bonds formed through shared experiences and the lasting impact of friendships that cross geographical boundaries. Both women have since continued to carve out paths in their respective regions, with Suky focusing on the Olle Trail and Henny establishing multiple paths in Spain. Their story is not just about a reunion but also about the commitment to preserving nature and creating experiences for others to enjoy, illustrating how connections made in one part of the world can inspire ongoing change across distances.