Today was our outdoor study for social psychology. We took a trip to the Bogside to see the murals. We drove by these murals a couple times before, but it was better to be up close and personal. We managed to take a photo in front of them! They told the various stories of the troubles, from Bloody Sunday, to the little boy in the gas mask with a fire bomb, a hunger striker, protesters running from tear gas and armored vehicles, and a peace mural.<\/p>\n
There were few more murals we missed, but they were scattered about the Bogside.<\/p>\n
This day was our relaxing day, which was much needed after days full of activities. So, the four of us wandered about the town. I found a lunch box from one of my favorite video games in an antique shop’s window. That was one heck of a find, and why a lunch box from 2008 in an antique shop, I don’t know.<\/p>\n
Walking around malls, shops and cafes with a laptop is highly not recommended unless you have a laptop bag to hold it; I made that silly mistake for 5 hours.<\/p>\n
In this city of cafes, Molly’s cafe was one of my favorites. It was a quaint little cafe with good food at decent prices, the service was nice too.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today was our outdoor study for social psychology. We took a trip to the Bogside to see the murals. We drove by these murals a couple times before, but it was better to be up close and personal. We managed to take a photo in front of them! They told the various stories of the … Continue reading Ireland update: A relaxing day around the town by Erin Hibbs<\/span>