May 6, 2017

I was going over pictures of our trip to Ireland and this outcropping, which is below the Cliffs of Moher, brought back memories.  Not all good... We were on a boat and I was doing fine until it stopped.  The sea churned...my stomach churned...and, as they say, 'The rest is history.'

The pictures are from different perspectives as the boat moved around the outcropping.  The first picture has the outcropping in the bottom right of the photo and has the cliffs in the background with the rebuilt O'Brien's Tower atop of Hag's Head.

The next two pictures are different views of the outcropping.

This last picture is interesting.  There are shelves or ridges that the weather has eroded into the outcropping on which the birds use for nesting.

You have heard, 'Birds of a feather stick together."  Well, here is the proof...  Notice the different birds are on their own shelf.  There was a third bird above these, which I could not get into the picture.