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Giants Causeway

David995031

By David995031
in Landscape and Scenic

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sjr

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I must look out my pictures from their and do a bit of reminiscing its been too long since I have been across the Irish sea it's giving me withdrawals seeing your wonderful set of pictures, doing justice to a fabulous location. The first picture is my pick of the bunch too.  

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8 hours ago, Clicker said:

I have Never been to Ireland ...!!!!

How odd .... I feel a real sense of shame and embarrassment  saying  that .... to be sure .. 

 

1 hour ago, Monkey said:

Lovely set, Makes me want to visit there

It's a truly stunning place with the most kind and friendly people. The west coast is a amazing Donegal down to Galway through Sligo.

And the Guinness wow the Guinness. When they say it tastes better in Ireland I always thought it was a myth, but oh no it's so different to what we get here. 

Here ends the advert for the Irish tourist board. Sponsored by Guinness.

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David that brought back some memories for me!! I went with 4 friends over to Ireland to see the Dublin Horse Show I think 1962, and then we cruised of in a camper to quite a few other places, including kissing the Blarney Stone, and attending the Puck Fair in Killorglin finishing up at the Giant's Causeway area before we headed back to Dublin to go home. It was a fantastic trip and we all loved what we had seen. I still remember the stunning cliffs, rocks and the rough seas. Great set, thank you.

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