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Taken at Giant's Causeway, Ireland - again.
At this rate it is going to be mid January/February before you get to see the shots of my time with Andrea, Arthur and Rob. Sorry, I am trying to keep some kind of chronological order...
Soon it is back to Belfast,
Clive
PS: thanks for all the input on the router issue - I think I will borrow a newer one from my IT friend and check it out.
Comments (22)
spectacular view
Yet another aspect I've not sen before..very exciting to get a 'first hand' geography lesson!
Interesting place, nice picture!
A fantastic view/capture!!
Spectacular photograph! Very unusual rock formation!
Wonderful capture
Great shot!! What a cool place. :)
amazing work of nature
These are the most amazing structures! Fantastic capture!
very nice and sharp capture, interesting place, merry Christmas
Great scene.
This is really good and full of texture.
Beautiful natural volcano rocks
They look man made eh!
wow, that is a spectacular and fascinating shot, that must have been a wild place to experience first-hand.
I'd love to see that place in person. What a wonderful sight! Take your time with your pics, my friend. I'm not going anywhere! :)
This is just fascinating!
Impressive capture!
I've been up on a hill that measures 595 metres (1,952 ft) foot tall (Parkstein, Germany in Bavaria) made of this exact same material...the hill sticks right up from a flat plain. Fascinating. Here's a quick link:
Beauty and nature combined Who could want more........ Great image...wish I could see this in person Beautiful Hugs Susan~
Stunning capture Clive. God Bless.
I always wonder who will build such great things if nature did not.