Titanic Museum is a must in Beifa

I rushed to the perfect visa and took a taxi straight to the Titanic Museum. Student ticket 19 pounds, remember to bring student ID. There are places to rent interpreters and souvenir shops. I bought a fridge magnet. The business hours are 10:00-17:00, and it takes us about 2 hours to complete the tour. You may think the ticket price is expensive, but I can only say that it is worth it.

The whole building is a huge exhibition hall, starting from the industrial development of Belfast before the Titanic was built, to the company that built the ship, how the ship was built, some of the design records of the Titanic's construction, the Titanic's interior, Morse code, the signals sent before the sinking, the causes of the tragedy, the postscript of the survivors... And so on and so forth.

There are many, many people in the museum, there will be some crowded, we are fast, not all of the content carefully read, but also experienced some interesting projects in interactive content: tapping Morse code, watching the treatment of different classes of people on the ship, immersive watching the inside story of shipbuilding... There is still a lot of screen interaction, animation, voice, immersion is very strong.

One wall records the names of all the missing, and the words on the screen change to show the number of survivors, the proportion of women to children, the proportion of first class survivors and so on. Looking at the eyes a little wet, more than 2,000 people of the giant ship only 700 people left, and see the next exhibition hall on the cause of this tragedy more feel sorry.

At the beginning of the exhibition hall, I was a little bored when I introduced the building of the ship, but as I walked into the next exhibition hall one by one, I got closer and deeper to the ship... Be sure to visit Belfast to see the life of this huge ship 100 years ago. Outside the museum, the wind blew colder.




Welsh Skomer looks at puffins

Recently, it was discovered that puffins can also be seen in Wales and Scotland, and today finally landed on the Welsh island of Skomer to make up for the regret of missing out on Iceland and puffins.

As puffins are seasonally limited from April to August each year, and the number of people on the island each day is limited, tickets are usually tight. I booked my tickets a month in advance for mid-July (about £40), when puffins are already out, and they're super cute.

Meeting point take a boat about 20 minutes to Skomer, there is a seagull did not buy a ticket all the way to the boat staff said this year the number of puffins to the island hit a new high, on the ship has seen a lot of flying in the sea, after landing on the island is all over the mountains. They're a little shy but they have a good look, they flutter their wings a little funny when they fly, they seem to stagger when they land, and their clown-like faces make all kinds of cute mistakes! Follow the map around the island on foot there are a lot of close contact with them, and a lot of walking at the foot. I mean, a lot of the group brought all these cool professional camera gear and all I had was an iPhone

There are also lots of wild rabbits and various wildlife on the island, and the whole trip is about 5 hours. A day of trekking and wading will be a little tired, it is recommended to wear good shoes and long sleeves and trousers to prevent being bitten by various mosquitoes.

That was a close call! I almost lost my wallet

Chocolate-flavored sardine can is actually milk chocolate shaped like sardines can.

It feels like a good accompaniment (although it's Paris, the main one is imported), because milk chocolate feels less likely to melt on the road than truffles

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