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Ireland Day 3 On our third day we first had breakfast with our host families and then met up at the school to go to the bus station together. We drove to Greystones and went walking on the cliffwalk to Bray, a town near to it. The view and the landscape were absolutely fantastic, and even the weather was nice. We walked for about one and a half hour ubtil we spreaded in groups and went exploring Bray or find something to eat. Unfortunately it began to rain so it was uncomfortable to walk around so most of us went to an cafe or restaurant. After an hour we met up again at a pavillon where we seperated and drove home to our student's families to have a late lunch and hang out. Then, in the evening, there was sports activity at school. We were split up in groups and played football and basketball against the other teams. That was really tiring. We waited until nine o'clock and went to the assembly hall to have pizza together and to chat. Luke, one of the irish students, began to play the guitar and we all sat in a circle and listened or sang along to the songs he played. The guitar was passed on to students who could also play it and even Mr. Debold played once!:D Nico, a german student, asked for a cajón and then we nearly had a band which was fun. The evening and the day in general was absolutely amazing and no one really wanted to go home, but we had to because the next day was also full of activities.

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Ireland Day 3

On our third day, we first had breakfast with our host families and then met up at the school to go to the bus station together. We drove to Greystones and went walking on the cliff walk to Bray, a town near to it. The view and the landscape were absolutely fantastic, and even the weather was nice. We walked for about one and a half hours until we spreaded out into groups and went exploring Bray or to find something to eat. Unfortunately, it began to rain so it was uncomfortable to walk around so most of us went to an cafe or restaurant. After an hour, we met up again at a pavilion where we separated and drove home to our student's families to have a late lunch and hang out. Then, in the evening, there was sports activity were sports activities at school. We were split up into groups and played football and basketball against the other teams. That was really tiring. We waited until nine O'clock and went to the assembly hall to have pizza together and to chat. Luke, one of the irish students, began to play the guitar and we all sat in a circle and listened or sang along to the songs he played. The guitar was passed on to students who could also play it and even Mr. Debold played once!:D Nico, a german student, asked for a cajón and then we nearly had a band, which was fun. The evening and the day in general was absolutely amazing and no one really wanted to go home, but we had to because the next day was also full of activities.

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