Nonjitmul 논짓물
A free open-air swimming spot in Yerae where cold spring water wells up right at the shoreline and a stone dike holds it back from the sea, forming shallow freshwater and saltwater pools. The name roughly means 'wasted water' — a spring that surfaced too close to the sea to irrigate fields, so villagers turned it into their summer swimming hole instead.
Local context
The pools operate as a swimming spot in midsummer, roughly July to mid-August, when village volunteers keep watch and local families arrive with tubes and picnic mats; a small village festival runs in late July. The water is genuinely cold even in August — that's the point.
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