Belfast, Northern Ireland

Today’s FAQ is: Using QR Codes. Are they safe?

Today’s Destination is: Belfast, Northern Ireland
Today’s Misstep: My leaky water bottle was in the overhead bin on the airplane.

Travel Advice: Secondhand stores in Belfast are good deals.

FAQ: Using QR Codes. Are they safe?

Answer: When you open a QR code, pay attention to the context and the brand because it could contain a virus or even worse. Be careful when accessing websites on your desktop, laptop, tablet, watch, or phone. Preview the destination before you go there.

 A QR code from a reputable source is more likely to be safe. It is best to proceed cautiously if you find a QR code in an unsolicited email or on a random website. Criminals have placed stickers over legitimate QR codes in public places like bus stops.



The entrance to Queens University, Belfast, Northern Ireland

Today’s destination: Belfast, Northern Ireland




https://visitbelfast.com/




The best part of Belfast, in Northern Ireland, is outside the city and exploring the countryside if possible. See the Giants Causeway, a national treasure of 40,000 hexagonal basalt stone columns that are 40 feet tall along the coast. These were formed 50-60 million years ago.

https://discovernorthernireland.com/things-to-do/carrickfergus-castle-p674971




From the Museum in Belfast, the GAA, Gaelic Athletic Association, which my grandfather was a part of.

Belfast, Northern Ireland airport, on a rainy day like many others. Notice the paint on the ground.

Today’s Misstep: I had a leaky water bottle in the plane's overhead compartment.





Tighten the seal on the water container. Mine leaked. I was on a plane and put the container in the overhead compartment. It leaked through my water container into another passenger's luggage on the flight. I was embarrassed to say anything but hoped nothing was ruined. Sorry about that.





Today’s Travel Advice- Secondhand shops in Belfast have good deals.





I scored many great deals in Belfast at several second-hand stores. For less than $20, I got a pair of boots, rainjacket, socks, hat, scarf, belt, and much more.




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