Trip to Dublin

   Welcome to the National Botanic Gardens! After 6 hours of full immersion english conversation and fluency practice, our classmates and us decided to take a bus to reach out this authentic Paradise on earth. We felt rejuvinated and relaxed: a well-deserved break! a purple poppy Do you think these are stones? Hundreds of fat plants! Bend your knees to the majestic blue Cedar                                                                                  A modern hut builded like a viking one   Agave stricta Poppies and poppies and poppies...😍😍😍 Elena  at the monumental  greeenhouse Cute squirrels running around the park You can see some black and white magpies among the grass.      An amazing knot...

Hi everyone! Today is Tuesday and we' ve arrived just in time for our lesson😄 See that owl on the left? That' s the symbol of the Trinity coffee bar. An italian atistic work Excuse me Madam, someone is pointing at your neckline! Well, this is pretty normal here: this statue portrays Molly Malone and, according to the locals, whoever drops by here and wants to get a sprinkle of good luck has to touch her chest - and also because doing so you are going to come back to Dublin for sure.👌 the stunning castle in the centre of the City Ha' Penny bridge, so nice and romantic!😍 Caterina and I met some pals... ... in the meanwhile Elena met some real VIP: Oliver Gogarty and James Joyce. Cheers! Boy, that was one tiring day! It's time to go home and hit the sack. See you tomorrow!

  Let's start our day right away with the first lesson at the most prestigious university in Dublin, the Trinity College. Here is the entrance portal to the university campus. We are so thrilled! This structure is ancient with large lawn parks, but it has also been implemented with modern pavilions Straight to the goal!🏃🏃🏃 We are now entering a beautiful auditorium hall, the lesson has already begun, we only rested 3 and a half hours tonight: we' ll do our best to focus!😝 The prof introduces the presentation of the course and explains how our lessons are going to be organized.         And since we are in Gaelic' s homeland , we have to learn some extra content: the last slide says "thank you"! Some well-deserved break! This afternoon the first activity consists in following a map of indications that will guide us through some of the most evocative corners of Dublin. We split in different groups, in order to promote socialization. My group' s name is Club O...

Ready to face out our journey at night, we leave Palermo at 11:00 pm knowing we won't get to Dublin before 2.00 am good trip to us! ✈️🛫🌃