The Cliffs of Moer, the most beautiful piece of Earth I've ever seen, picture courtesy of Pedro Holtore.
My Junior year spring break I went with Josiah, Mason, and T-Willy Willison to Ireland. Roe and T-Willy missed this site, so enjoyed it with the Mase-dawger. I'd say it was the most fullfilling part of the trip, but fresh guiness was a close second. This picture was taken at the main spot of the cliffs and behind Pedro, if memory serves me, is a tower that has been retro-fitted into a cool little gift shop. And if you squint and look really closely, i mean get your eye to the computer screen you'll see another tower at the end of the cliffs. Ok, you probably can't see it unless you know its there. But its there and its about a good 10 miles or more to the end of the cliffs, and that tower is completely just a shell of a tower. The Irish kept the towers there to act as defense against invaders, though I don't think the American Indians were going to be coming over and posing any threat to a bunch of Irish hooligans. But anyway, its a great picture and way better quality than what I came back with. Hats off to you Pedro.
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