Took a trip to our only UNESCO world heritage site

[TC.]

Took a drive up to the Giants Causeway in Antrim a few weeks back for my 1st time. Some serious breathtaking scenery and well worth the 1 hr drive lol. The images dont really do it justice.

Dunluce Castle which is a few miles away .............

Oops ..........

 

[Jonny1*2]

Looks like a nice little place. What was it originally? By OUR do you mean UK?

 

[Steviant]

I was planning to go there yesterday. Great pics. Shame about Dunluce being foggy.

Did you do the rope bridge, or did you bottle it?

Will have to have a run up the Antrim coast soon. Love that road.

 

[TC.]

Looks like a nice little place. What was it originally? By OUR do you mean UK?

Northern Ireland mate, sure theres Stonhenge, Bath, Durham Catherdral among many others im sure.

I was planning to go there yesterday. Great pics. Shame about Dunluce being foggy.

Did you do the rope bridge, or did you bottle it?

Will have to have a run up the Antrim coast soon. Love that road.

No mate it was proper freezing snow on the ground and the missus in a pair of pumps fs.

 

[Jonny1*2]

ah ok. What did it used to be though? Strange configuration of stone to be natural

 

[TC.]

ah ok. What did it used to be though? Strange configuration of stone to be natural

Its been like this for 60 million years, dunno what it was before that :rasp:

 

[DMS]

If I can remember my school geography lessons correctly, it's volcanic Basalt. The geometrically identical shapes were caused by molten igneous rock being pushed up to the surface slowly. The slower igneous rock crystalizes, the larger the crystals. Those shapes are whole crystals of rock.
There's meant to be a similar arrangement in Scotland somewhere from back when the British isles were one land mass.

 

[dunganick]

Cool photos, Well done on getting them posted up

 

[TC.]

Cool photos, Well done on getting them posted up

Cheers mate, it took a while but we got there in the end Still a bit more work than i thought but its way easier than uploading one at a time on photobucket.

 

[Steviant]

ah ok. What did it used to be though? Strange configuration of stone to be natural

It was built originally by Finn McCool, an Irish giant, so he could walk to Scotland and give Fingal a Scottish giant a damn good kicking, as he was mouthing off too him.


just google it, I thought everyone knew that.

 

[TC.]

It was built originally by Finn McCool, an Irish giant, so he could walk to Scotland and give Fingal a Scottish giant a damn good kicking, as he was mouthing off too him.


just google it, I thought everyone knew that.

Actual screenshot of the fight .......

 

[Steviant]

LOL

That's the IOM he's throwing at him.

True

 

[Iain C]

It was built originally by Finn McCool, an Irish giant, so he could walk to Scotland and give Fingal a Scottish giant a damn good kicking, as he was mouthing off too him.


just google it, I thought everyone knew that.

Thats fact too, i saw it in a book. Amazing stone cutting skills tbh

 

[TC.]

Thats fact too, i saw it in a book. Amazing stone cutting skills tbh

He done his work experience in Egypt building pyrimids lol