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i went to ypres on a cross-community trip, between protestants and catholics in Northern Ireland and Ireland. The reason they chose ypres is because, even though they had political differences, the soldiers of WW1 fought and died together there. Because so many irish men( and british) died, there are alot of memorials. The last post was a tear-jerker, and is a tradition that has lasted ever since the end of the first world war. Also, Hill 62 is emotional, and you must see the island of ireland peace tower, as well as the ulster memorial. it is a really beautiful and peaceful place.

i was born here, but i left when i was 6 weeks old, and didnt return for years! However, i love this place so much! Cardiff is so amazing, as well as caerphilly, swansea,the mumbles and pembrokeshire! Visit the Dan yr ogof caves, snowdonia mountains, and the brecon beacons! The millenium stadium is wonderful, you know you’re in cardiff as soon as you see that structure in the distance! The accents arent really in the south, but everyone is really friendly! You HAVE to try the welsh cakes

Belfast is such a great city! Sure, its history isnt great but then again, is any countries? I’ve lived here for over three years now, and i have family deeply rooted here, so this place is home.

There is so much to do, but the thing i love most is the people who live here. They have such a great sense of humor, and the 12th of July is always great! The bands, the bonfires, the music, the patriotism! The places i visit are covered in murals, signifying the divide between protestants and catholics, but they are such great works of art!I think that everyone should see this unique city and discover what a wonderful place it is! %