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Belfast by Land, Sea and Air
How To written 24 April 2008
I explored this hidden Victorian gem by land, sea and air in less than three hours, and for less than £40!
Cave Hill in Belfast
As viewed from the Belfast Wheel, it's easy to see how (aapparently) Jonathan Swift found his inspiration for "Gulliver's Travels".
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Samson and Goliath from the Belfast Wheel
The iconic cranes and the "pickle" observation deck of the new Victoria Centre, as as seen from the Belfast Wheel.
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The Belfast Wheel
60 meters above the city, and a ride you have to take!
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SS Nomadic, the Titanic's passenger ship
Currently under restoration in Belfast, it's the last White Star Line vessel afloat.
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The Joyce Too
The only Titanic tour in the world, she takes you up Belfast Lough to the Harland and Woolf shipyard, home of the Titanic.
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Dry dock at Harland and Woolf Shipyard
The Titanic was here...
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Murals in Belfast
Falls Road, Belfast - causes the IRA supports or condones.
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A Belfast Black Taxi
Take a tour in something like this....
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Belfast, Northern Ireland
Story written 15 January 2008
Belfast has risen like a phoenix from the past. Today it's as vibrant and surprising as any other metropolitan city, yet it still has an unspoilt charm.
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James Bartlett has been a member since 15 January 2008 and goes by jbartlett2000.
Currently in Los Angeles.
I am a writer and journalist based in Los Angeles, though I am originally from London and also lived in Belfast, Northern Ireland, for several years before coming to the USA.
I do a weekly radio spot called "Only In America" on Jack FM in Oxfordshire (the first UK franchise) and talk about the wierd and wonderful country I now live in.
