Belfast

Dear Charlie,

I think you heard from our trip to Belfast? Well, this is my point of view.

The trip began on the 4th of April, we took a plane from Marseille to London then from London to Belfast. The journey went pretty quick (except for the endless queuing). When we arrived at Belfast's airport I was scared of finding out who was my family host, I ended up with an extremely nice family.

The next evening, my penpal, the other Strangford students and I went bowling, it was my first time and I really enjoyed it.

The best memories I have are when we were in Strangford College, it was a lot of fun to meet the students,to go to class with them and to see how school is working in Northern Ireland.

What I also realy liked is the fact that the other Strangford students and I had the chance to see each other every evening, we went shopping in Belfast and we visited Bangor. 

The accent was really strong an sometimes I had to ask people to repeat three times to actually understand what they were saying. 

The way they eat in Northern Ireland is different from us, it was really weird to eat sandwiches every day instead of a regular meal at noon. 

In Belfast we met a lot of great people and on the last day it was really hard to leave, I wish the trip would have lasted longer.