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Giant’s Causeway

Stop #15: Giants Causeway has over 40,000 basalt columns formed from ancient volcanic activity. Located on the northern coast of Northern Ireland, The causeway is a UNESCO world heritage site since 1986. By legend, the stones are the remnants of a causeway built by a giant named Finn MacCool to connect giants destroyed the causeway […]

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Mont Saint-Michel

Le Mont-Saint-Michel in Normandy is a small island with a population of 44 people! Sitting at the top of the fortifications is a monastery. While we were there on a rainy day, an orchestra was playing in the monestary. Until recently, the island was accessible only during low tide, making it a defensible position – […]

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