I've just come back from a lovely holiday in Northern Ireland.
It's the first holiday that I've had off the mainland for years and it's thanks to my daughter that we flew out there and hired a car and travelled a bit.
These pictures were taken from The Giant's Causeway ..... an amazing place to go. It has a unique rock formation not found anywhere else. It was caused by lava flow and the ice age apparently.
Anyway, it was my favourite place during that visit and I was pleased that I was able to walk around a bit, even though it isn't easy terrain.
I would recommend a visit there.
really amazing rocks. Love from Poland
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt's a place I'd love to go to. Lovely photos. Glad you managed to have a lovely break.
ReplyDeleteI am soooo happy that you took a vacation and enjoyed it, my friend.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are beautiful.
I send you a hug (or two....or three....or more!) from across the pond.
Love you,
Jackie
So happy for you that you were able to take this vacation, Maggie! My granddaughter returned in June from a semester in Belfast. She traveled through the area quite a bit while there and shared her photos with us--the Giant's Causeway does look familiar. She loved it and would love to go back again.
ReplyDeleteI've been there a few times Maggie and it never fails to enthrall me. Lovely to hear you're off gallivanting☺.
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So glad you had a holiday. I've always wanted to go to The Giants Causeway - one day I shall get there!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos.. on our way to UK we had a stopover at Dublin airport.. but we couldn't go out and enjoy Ireland.. But I wanted to visit Ireland some time..
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Very cool - when we were planning on visiting Ireland last year I was interested in the Giant's Causeway. Ultimately, though, we narrowed it down to southwest Ireland.
ReplyDeleteHello from N. Ireland! So glad you enjoyed your time here & saw the Giants Causeway!
ReplyDeleteThe Coast along County Antrim is stunning! Hope you come back for another trip!
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Ps here is a link to some photos I took last year at the Giants Causeway
Www.christineandhercamera.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/mosaic-monday-giants-causeway.html
It's on my to do list! Nice photos Maggie. x
ReplyDeletewow no wonder you had great time visiting wonderful spots like this amazing photos dear worth watching
ReplyDeleteSorry I'm late to post but what a great outing. Those are the kind of volcanic formations we have here in Eastern Washington State too. Love to see the ones in N.Ireland though. Wonderful to have good company to make the trip for you happen.
ReplyDeleteOne of these days I'll get there......
ReplyDeleteOh I do envy you. Maybe some day I will get there too. My roots are Irish; my mother was an O'Neil, and I have always wanted to see the green lost land.
ReplyDeleteVery late to the party. So pleased you had a good holiday with the family . . . :) xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I would love to visit Northern Ireland. I'm so glad you had a wonderful time.
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