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[Dunluce Castle. County Antrim, Ireland] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • KFrench Photography said:
    Hi, i'd like to know if my picture here is Dunluce Castle from a different angle? Please let me know. I snapped this shot in 2003 while on vacation. if not, please delete this shot from the thread.

    An old Castle thats seen better days.
  • abundant weight said:
    Hi Karen. the photograph listed by the library is taken from the coast, facing towards Portrush and the white rocks (which can be seen in the background). Your image is taken from above the castle, facing the water,and is about 90 degrees to the left as you look at the library photo. you may be able to compare the position of the round tower in the two images. hope this helps!
  • KFrench Photography said:
    Ah, so it is Dunluce! Thank you !
  • Brendan McCUll said:
    lol at karens shameless self promotion great photos nevertheless
  • anjoudiscus said:
    Fascinant ... magnifique photo !

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

from The Library of Congress

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  • 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

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

from The Library of Congress

  • 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).