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Cloudbusting
Not being biased or anything, but Maaike and the band rocked yesterday. The band before was like little kids having their first stage experience. The band after was... well, how to put this mildly... when I was sitting with my back to the stage I honestly thought it was a cd rather than a band.
But The Dutch Kate Bush was just fantastic - …
Intervarsities
... following day. We won all 6 games we played, which were against all the possible teams we could play the next day. The 4-seed ended up forfeiting so we had an auto-bid to the championship game for the Plate. When we played in this game, we simply were outplayed by the other team, who we had beaten twice the previous day, and we lost in two. I had a lot of fun playing a lot of volleyball, though, I've missed playing ...
Farewell To The Green
We had a great last few days in Belfast. Shuttle came and picked us up at our hotel at 9:30 for our day trip to Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge and the Giant's Causeway. It was a pleasant trip along the coast road, where we stopped frequently for photo ops along the way. I've posted a few pics of various places. There is a pic of what is called the most photographed church in Ireland...you may notice it has no steeple...huge windstorm ...
Visiting Titanic Belfast
... Matt decided to reorganise two of our bags into one bag to keep in the car and one to keep in the room, instead of bringing them both in each time when we don't need every item in both bags.
Emma woke up just before 10.00am and Matt gave her some morning tea then we left about quarter past as our tickets for Titanic Belfast were for a 10.20am entry. It only took a few minutes to walk there from the hotel.
Once we had collected our tickets ...
A city of heart & soul
... There is the pall that I felt at the long "peace wall" - the longest of the barricades between the lower-income Loyalist (to Britain) and Nationalist ("Irish") neighbourhoods: it is a 40-foot-high corrugated steel and wire fence that has not yet come down, between the Union Jacks, dozens and dozens of them! for the Queen's Jubilee, on the one side, and the Gaeltacht ...
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