Cliffs of Insanity
Bryan and I standing in front of the cliffs of insanity (see Princess Bride). See the brown streaky spots on the top of the cliff? ..just to the left of my head. We will get there shortly (next picture).
Here we are peering over the edge of the cliffs of insanity (aka Cliffs of Moher). It's about a 500ft drop beyond our eyebrows. The height of the cliffs along the coastline are between 400-700ft.
Location: Lady's View (along the Ring of Kerry)Leprechauns: Ian & Kerwin
posted by Ian Lau @ 08:29
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9 Comments:
that is freaky! was it windy?
Fun times, my friend. Fun times!
awesome view!
It's incredible that they don't have a fence or guardrail there. That must have been an awesome site. Ah Ireland - one day I will get there!
I flew over Cork today!
Hi Ian,
I hope you don't mind a little randomness every once in awhile. I am going to Cape Breton next week and I googled "natural waterslides in Cape Breton" and your blog came up...it was an entry from 2006. I am trying to find out how to get to them and your site has been the only one that gave any clues. It turns out that I know Josh and Deb from Campus for Christ at Dalhousie :). Random small world...
Can you please tell me how to get to the waterslides, haha?
Dear Random Jess,
I was in someone's car and they drove while I DIDN'T pay attention. I'll ask the driver and hopefully get back to you.
iL
For directions to CB natural waterslide, try this (details are embedded):
http://maps.google.ca/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&ll=46.815804,-60.371418&spn=0.06238,0.110378&t=h&z=13&msid=112667196309656527309.00046eb7b37d4bd7c861d
Thanks Ian! Much appreciated. I got an email from Rebekah Zee too. Now I have to go rain or shine, eh?
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