This is how we do it in Belfast

One -rainy, I suppose- day of 1909, a shipbuilding company called Harland&Wolff recieved some great news: they had been chosen to built three big cruise ships -the Olympic, the Brittanic and the Titanic-. It was a big company, so they hadn't any problem on carrying out the construction of the three biggest cruise ships of those days.

I have to say that H&W drydocks are in Belfast, Northern Ireland. And why do I say that? After the jump...

Cavehill part II (and last)

One week after our arrival here in Spain, some images are starting to vanish of my mind like mist makes Cavehill fade away... But all the good memories and experiences will remain forever. I know, I know.

One of the most beautiful trips in the World

Today I don't feel like doing anything -and writing a long story the less- so the post will be short.

This time we've been to Derry/Londonderry -another "friendly" city where people welcome visitors with a bomberman behind the typical you are now entering...- and Castlerock, an absolutely recommendable place to visit if you love cliffs and beaches all together.

Long story short, best trip ever.

And yes, the mad guy jumping on the first photo is me -thank you María for taking the photo-.

See you.

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