FOURTH DAY, by Rafael Zapata.
In the morning after breakfast we walked from Smithfield Square (Generator) to Mansion House, where the mayor resides in Dublin. In a beautiful room, the mayor welcomed us, Damien O'Tuama recounted Dublin's achievements in sustainable mobility, and Toño Peña thanked all of Dublin for their kindness to Erasmus and asked for more safety at intersections and more time to cross traffic lights. A scientist showed us many physics tricks that we loved.
Next we visited Trinity College, which houses the university headquarters, rugby fields, theaters, cinemas...
Afterwards we had free time that we took advantage of to eat and shop. In the middle of the afternoon we met at the headquarters of An Taisce, an NGO that preserves heritage and promotes sustainability. The Green Schools instructors gave us donuts and we rode on the bocacleta, a kind of bus moved by 10 cyclists pedaling in unison. There were normal bikes, cargo bikes, a discocleta, our yayacleta... We took a very lively ride with happy music and all the cletas.
We returned to the Generator and had a farewell party there with music and pizzas. They gave us the certificates and we applauded everyone wildly, especially María Martín and Araceli Cueva, the funniest seniors in history.
