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[The Honeycombs, Giant's Causeway. County Antrim, Ireland] (LOC)

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  • 1 older comment, and then…
  • heet_myser said:
    Fantastic stuff.
  • Mike Vance said:
    one of my favorite stops on my trip to ireland
  • Illustrious Grass said:
    incredible
  • tacit rabbits said:
    Lovely
  • Gaurav click's http://www.pixelsorcery.in/ said:
    heavenly

[Rope Bridge, Carrick-a-Rede. County Antrim, Ireland] (LOC)

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  • Sam said:
    It's still there for anyone who wants to cross it.
  • chairman7w said:
    Somwhere there's a list of things I would never do, and walking across that bridge is on that list! LOL!!!
  • Glenn Cartmill said:
    Its really not so bad walking across this rope bridge. This really is a particularly beautiful area of the world.

    Here are 2 i've taken from this area

    Carrack a Rede Rope Bridge

    Looking Down - Warning! Hold on tight
  • Darrick Cruz said:
    this is sooo sick, great capture!
  • johnswabymiller said:
    Chairman7w....its at the top of my list too....and I know where that list is!!!! However....it is stunning!!

[Pleaskin Head, Giant's Causeway. County Antrim, Ireland] (LOC)

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  • Outrageous Statement said:
    @Shikari - they're basalt columns, formed when the liquid basalt rock hardened under unusual conditions. If you ever get the chance to go, you should - the Giant's Causeway (search on the internet for it) is a truly unmissable sight.....
  • Dramatic Stove said:
    i wish.... i wish i were an Irish.. no dont get me wrong... im proud to be a Filipino
  • Vanessa Tuggle-Hake said:
    We have columnar basalt in our area too, but I'd never seen it like its shown here (especially in the previous picture). Ours is located on the west side of the Columbia river near where highway 26 and I90 meet (Washington State, US).