Belmont Hall
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A Day of Information and Reflection
... trace their footsteps around the ship on the various levels they might have visited – from a first class stewardess, to a fireman, to a first class passenger. The latter parts of the exhibit looked at how the Titanic disaster has been covered in film in various countries over the years, and then went to the most recent events of the discovery of the Titanic on the floor of the ocean and the debris that surrounded her. Outside there was more exhibit – ...
Locals with a Brazilian
... br> Eventually we cast off (is that the nautical term, or am I getting confused with knitting?) and the mighty diesel turbines throbbed into life as we braved the Irish Sea in the direction of Belfast.
The hawsers had barely slopped onto the harbour walls before the bar opened for business and amongst the gleaming chrome and formica surfaces, we sampled our first proper Guinness of the trip. The sense of euphoria at reaching this point of ...
Day 11/Exploring Belfast
Today Nora did not come with us because she was shadowing a teacher in a middle school. Patrick came with us instead. Maynard picked us up and dropped us off in Belfast at the Ulster Museum and told us to be back around four at his office. It was quite amusing when we arrived at the museum and it was not open on Mondays. We were kind of puzzled as to what to ...
Day 6/ Belfast Tour with Ulster Scots
... high up that we were in the clouds! There was also a huge Wall built and a few lakes. Some sheep even lived there. It was the most amazing thing I have ever seen. I can not imagine having those in your back yard. Its crazy and unbelievable. He told us all about how the people who live there are so wealthy. From the top you could see the other mountains and even the ocean. B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L
We also stopped at the town at the bottom of the mountains called Newcastle. We got ...
Belfast - The Final Frontier
... managed to play his guitar behind his head and with a beer bottle. Impressive!
Tourism is something relatively new for Belfast since the Troubles have ended. There is a tonne of history in the city, and one of the primary attractions is taking a taxi tour of the areas significant to the Troubles. Rachel and I took this tour. There is still a wall up between Catholic and Protestant neighbourhoods, a wall which has been up longer than the Berlin ...
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