Titanic on the bookshelves

During our trip holiday in Belfast, our favourite part was probably the time we spent at Titanic Belfast. Espeically Wolfie, who grew obsessed about the Titanic. Of course, we bought a few souvenirs, including this model of the ship, which I placed on the bookshelves. It just gives it so much style.

Titanic Games

There are a lot of things I learned on Titanic Belfast, a museum we visited with great interest. Wolfie most of all, as he is fascinated by the Titanic.In the last section of the experience, we discovered that there are games based on the ill-fated ship. Among them a puzzle and some board games. The puzzle looks very nice, so I will try to find it. But the board game is what truly caught my attention. We have too many board games already and too little time to play them, but all the same, I want to find this one, or another. What I find interesting about using the Titanic as a setting is that it adds a dramatic element to the game play. I think Wolfie and I might enjoy it a lot.

Irish Whiskey (on the Titanic)

I took this picture on Titanic Belfast, the fancy museum about the Titanic. We went to Belfast because of the museum, as Wolfie has developed a keen interest about the Titanic, which borders on obsession. I have to say, I loved it too, I found it very fascinating. You might not be surprised to know that they served Irish whiskey on board. Well, of course. I was actually happily surprised to discover that Dunville's still exists. So I could drink the same whiskey they served on the Titanic. Kinda cool to think about it. I don't drink much whiskey of any kind, but I do like it with a beer from time to time. So I might try Dunville's one day.

Titanic Belfast

This is a picture of Titanic Belfast, a sort of museum about,well, the Titanic. One of the main reasons we decided to go on holiday to Belfast. Wolfie is obsessed about the ship and its tragic story. So we went there and had the "Titanic Experience" and we enjoyed it a lot. It was indeed an experience. I will post more about Titanic and Belfast, but let me just share this photo just so you can marvel at its architecture. I just love the building, made to look like the front of a ship, or maybe even an iceberg. And a star, the White Star Line that built and sailed the Titanic. It's both beautiful and impressive, classy and modern.

Titanic in Lego

 As you know, we went on holiday to Belfast ecently. Partially because Wolfie has an obsession for Titanic, which was built in Belfast. So anyway during our time in the city, we found out that there is a Lego replica of the world's most famous ship. I cannot remember how many pieces it has, but it costs the bargain price of £599.99. Wolfie suggested I'd buy it for his birthday. I told him we had no room to put it. I hope that will be a good enough excuse.