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The bus driver, named Guy was very cool so we liked him. The first day, we did a long trip by bus (6 hours) so before we arrived in Chester, to put ambiance in the bus, we said : "and for guyguy go go go !" during a long time, so at the end, he lost the bus in Chester

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Lorsque nous sommes partis le dimanche à 2h du matin, ce fut difficile mais l'euphorie du départ nous a aidé à garder la forme. Durant le voyage, nous avons fait 22h de bus sur 4 jours (( à peine)(oui j'ai calculé)) donc ce fut épuisant car étant expert en la matière, j'ai du dormir environ 18  h sur les 22 ... Lorsque nous sommes arrivés dans la famille d'accueil, nous nous rendîmes vite compte que nous avions eu la chance de tomber sur la meilleure des familles ! En effet, nous choisissions nos repas, nous avions tout ce que l'on voulait ! Par exemple, le premier matin, elle nous a demandé ce que l'on mangeait au petit déjeuner  et le lendemain, nous l'avons eu !!!
Mais le meilleur c'est que nous avions une X-BOX dans la chambre !
Ensuite, mon groupe était très bien, j'étais avec des amis et j'en ai rencontré... Bon la professeur qui nous accompagnait n'était pas la meilleure mais bon...(je rigole ne le dites pas a mme Lasbouygues svp!)

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At the end of the XIX century, the industrial economy rose all around the world. Actually, in 1840, the railway industry  started to be very significant, and after all of industrial sector took fire.. so in Liverpool and in manchester, big factories were created. that's why in Manchester there is a museum of Science and Industry and in Liverpool I saw big factories so I think that's why Liverpool is implicated in industrial Revolution. And we saw the Iron Bridge, first bridge in metal of the world so THE symbol of the revolution for our trip

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Welcome to Liverpool, city of the Beatles, of Steven Gerrard, of the industrial revolution... From Chinatown to the Cavern Club, with Anfield stadium, Albert Dock... In this town there is a lot of great things to see. First of all you have to do the Magical Mystery Tour, this bus goes to significant places for the Beatles. After, go to the Albert Dock where there is the museum of the Beatles, and others things interesting to see.
Then, you can go to Anfield Stadium where Liverpool FC plays, there is a visit to do with an other museum!
But don't forget to walk through thcity, to visit the cathedrals, and, take a picture with a SUPER LAMB BANANA

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Au musée de la Tate à Liverpool, une oeuvre m'a interpellé : "My Bed".
C'est une oeuvre réalisée par Tracey Emin et William Blake en 1998.
C'est un montage représentant un lit accompagné de pleins d'objet, pouvant appartenir à un couple ayant des problèmes importants, comme des bouteilles d'alcools vides ou des mouchoirs entassés laissant croire que quelqu'un a pleuré.
Cette oeuvre m'a inspiré de la surprise en voyant ce "chantier" au premier coup d'oeil mais surtout de la peine pour la ou les personnes ayant inspirés cette oeuvre...

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This song was recorded from 28 April to 6 June 1966 and released the 5th August. It has been written by Paul McCartney for the album "Revolver".
When Paul had the idea of this song, he thought to say the story of a young girl who cleans the church after weddings. He wanted to name her Daisy Hawkins. But for Paul, this job is for old persons. So Daisy became an old, poor and lonely person... Later, Paul, who doesn't know what to say more on Daisy, thought this name "Daisy Hawkins" really bad, so he changed it for "Eleanor Rigby". Eleanor for Eleanor Bron, the actress who played in "Help" with them, and Rigby for a wine commerce which Paul liked. Finally, Paul, John (Lennon), Ringo (Starr) and Georges (Harrison) ended to write the song with the help of their friend Pete Shotton.

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The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby (From Yellow Submarine)

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Museum of Science and Industry ( Manchester)

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Museum of Science and Industry ( Manchester)

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Wednesday we went to Manchester and we saw the museum of Science and Industry. There was a representation where a woman was explaining the history of the industry for kids and it was very interesting because we were learning and playing! In this museum I saw 2 big rooms : the industry of trains, and the industry of planes. In these two rooms, there was activity very funny! In the first room, there was an activity where we had to build a machine very special which is able to put something up but I don't remember how! and the other activity was a simulator of a hunting plane! that was WONDERFUL! I did it with Daniel and Martin had filmed it.

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During this trip, the program looks very interesting. I don't know the Beatles very well but some of their music is great to listen to, like "Hello Goodbye" (link just here👇 !). More than the Beatles, we are going to Liverpool, symbol of the industrial revolution, a very important period in the world history, "a giant leap for mankind" like Armstrong could say ... and the Iron Bridge, first bridge in iron, and the tate... all these things say to me : have a good trip😏