Starting
off at Dunseverick
Harbour

Up
the Road

Down
the Path

Over
the Waterfall

Climbing
a Ladder Stile

The
Old Fish House now a Bothy for Kayakers in Port Moon

The
Remains of Dunseverick Castle

Taking
in the View

Port
Moon & Portnagovna

The
Vertical Cliffs on Contham Head

Zoom
in on Rathlin Island and the Mull of Kintyre Beyond

We're
on the Right Path

A
Couple of Walkers on the Path

The
Scottish Islands of Islay & Jura from the Coastal Path

Following
the Cliff Path

Taking
in the View Again

The
Chimney Tops Just Visible on the Skyline Below the Cliffs

Climbing
Steps Again

On
top of the Eastern Cliffs of Benbane Head

"Keep
Away from the Edge"

A
Walker Taking a Breather on
Benbane Head

Looking
Back on the Western Cliffs of Benbane Head

More
Steps

Port
na Spaniagh where the Famous Spanish Treasure Ship 'La Girona' ran Aground after
Escaping Drake's Armada

Passing
the Chimney Tops

Looking
across to Roveran Valley Head

Close
up of a Couple on Roveran Valley Head

Looking
into the Amphitheatre from Roveran Valley Head

Close
up of the Crowds

Looking
Down onto the Tourist Path

Heading
Down to Join the Crowds

Heading
Down to the Causeway

Steady
on

A
Pose on the Rocks
The
Giant (Finn McCool) Taking a Selfie on the Causeway

Heading
for the Water's Edge

Careful
Now

"Down
Here!"

A
Pose near the Water's Edge

Looking
N/E Towards the Chimney Tops

Looking
S/W Towards Weir's Snout

A
Pose on the Causeway

Another
Pose on the Causeway

Looking
along Coast

Walkers
on the Cliffs near the Chimney Tops

Looking
up at Aird Snout from the Columns

Cheers
(Guinness is Good for you)

Our
Ferry the Rathlin Express in Rathlin Harbour

Looking back down on Rathlin Harbour

One
of the Car Free Lanes on the Island

The
Spirit of Rathlin Ferry Arriving at the Harbour

Heading
for the East Lighthouse

No
Way Down

The
East Lighthouse

The
Wind Picks up

Heading
for the Old Coastguard Station

A
Pose on the Windy Cliffs

Nearly
There

Give
us a Wave

Zoomed
in on the East Lighthouse from the Coastguard Station

A
Seal and our Ferry the Rathlin Express Arriving in the Harbour

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