Giant's Causeway. This was a volcanic tube that cooled off and crystallized and now they are basalt columns.

If you climb on top of them you can get a better view.

Yes I walked up this. I noticed neither children or middle aged people on the very steep trail (well, perhaps with one exception). There was possible a sheep or a goat or two.

The view from the top was worth it.

Wimps - go ahead and take the tour bus back. :-)
15 comments:
hooooo... that looks like a nice ol' walk.
How's your legs? :)
I am so jealous - wow, what a beautiful country. Thank you for sharing them with us.
Such beautiful views! I am so glad you are having a good time and thank you for sharing it with us!
Sassenach rubbish! We all know Finn MacCool cut those steps.
Its been a really long time since I was is Ireland, but your pictures reminded me of how blue the sky and sea was there. Absolutely beautiful!
"Clochán an Aifir"
Just north of the Bushmills...did you stop and have a "wee dram"?
Stunning photos, darlin'girl...just stunning!
<----is just a tad jealous!
Awesome. That last picture gave me vertigo!
You passed by my town on the way to the causeway then. Not much to see here...
Glad you enjoyed out most famous landmark. An Ulster fry should be on your agenda. Bigger and better than a full english breakfast!
Oh, Ed! You made me do a spit take on that one!
I cannot believe you broke into the minibar, B. But it IS a vacation...
Thanks so much for the travelogue! LOVELY!!
Thank you - I'd not seen a photo that gave the scale of the columns before.
Hope you are having and continue to have a wonderful trip!
In black and white, it's the location of "Ryan's Daughter".
I'm envious, and I haven't a drop of Irish blood in me! The photos are breathtaking.
No comment, just envy. Thanks for sharing the pictures and memories.
WV is bogin. Don't do it, stay on the road:-)
Love it!!!
Wow - beautiful photos - reminds me of the sea/cliffs view I grew up with in Cornwall. Sounds like you're having an amazing vacation.
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