Cliffs of Moher
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Small inlet next to Xlendi bay , Gozo
Submitted: 15/05/2019
Accepted: 16/05/2019
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People dive from this cliff. Location: Rick's Café, Negril, Jamaica.
La gente se lanza desde este acantilado. Ubicación: Rick's Café, Negril, Jamaica.
Les gens plongent de cette falaise. Lieu : Rick's Café, Negril, Jamaïque.
County Clare / Ireland / Irland
English:
These rock cliffs are the highest in Europe and truly breathtaking. Probably the most impressive sight in Ireland ! The cliffs rise 230 meters from the sea and are 8 km long. One of the most fantastic views in Ireland from the cliffs !
Deutsch:
Diese Felsklippen sind die höchsten in ganz Europa und wahrhaft atemberaubend. Wahrscheinlich die beeindruckendste Sehenswürdigkeit in ganz Irland ! Die Klippen ragen 230 Meter steil aus dem Meer in die Höhe und sind 8 km lang. Von den Felsklippen aus hat man eine der fantastischsten Aussichten in Irland !
View from a small cave of the impressive cliffs of Los Gigantes on Tenerife.
The cliffs are about 450 m high at this point, making them one of the 5 highest cliffs in Europe.
The photo was taken from a tripod with a self-timer held in my left hand.
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This rather short cliff walk is located at First Summit (2,168 m) right above Grindelwald in the Bernese Oberland. It is very stable and not dangerous at all.
First and the cliff walk can best be reached by cable car from Grindelwald. The gondola ride takes 25 minutes and offers spectacular views.
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The cliffs of Etretat in Normandy France are pretty special and have been famously painted by Claude Monet. As twilight sets the cliffs are lit up artificially, showing off all their beauty a little bit longer.
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Moved away from the beach at Perranporth for this capture, worth exploring if you are visiting Cornwall.....only a ten minute walk from the beach. Have a great Sunday.
Die Cliffs of Moher sind die bekanntesten Steilklippen Irlands. Sie liegen an der Südwestküste der irischen Hauptinsel im County Clare nahe den Ortschaften Doolin (nördlich der Klippen) und Liscannor (südlich der Klippen).
Die meist von Pflanzen überwucherten Ruinen eines befestigten Wohnsitzes eines Häuptlings werden in der Provinz Munster, so auch im County Clare, häufig mothar (gesprochen „moher“) genannt. Auf der Klippe nahe Hag’s Head an der Westküste des County Clare stand einst ein solches Steinfort, genannt Moher O’Ruan („O’Ruans zerfallenes Fort“). Diese Landmarke gab den Klippen ihren Namen.
Die Klippen ragen an vielen Stellen nahezu senkrecht aus dem atlantischen Ozean und erstrecken sich über mehr als acht Kilometer. Am Südende, dem Hag’s Head, haben sie eine Höhe von ungefähr 120 m, nördlich des O’Brien’s Tower erreichen sie sogar 214 m.
Der O’Brien’s Tower liegt etwa auf der Hälfte der Uferstrecke und entstand 1835 im Auftrag von Sir Cornellius O’Brien als Wachturm. Bei guter Sicht sind von dort aus die Aran Islands und mitunter auch die Galway Bay zu sehen. Jenseits dieser liegen die Maumturk-Berge in Connemara.
Am Kliff leben fast ausschließlich Vögel; eine Zählung ergab 30.000 Tiere in 30 Arten. Die interessantesten sind die atlantischen Papageientaucher, die in großen Kolonien an isolierten Stellen des Kliffs und auf Goat Island leben. Des Weiteren gibt es Falken, Möwen, Krähenscharben, Trottellummen und Alke.
Quelle: Wikipedia
An annual visit to the sea cliffs at Bempton brings with it the sight, sound and yes, smell of the huge seabird colony. The most prominent are the hugely impressive Gannets. Pairs bond for life and reaffirm that bond every year at their breeding grounds. This bonding process includes rubbing their beaks together and entwine their necks.
The cliff walk around Ardmore Head takes about an hour to do the loop around the headland and back into the village. After leaving the serene St. Declan's well and hemitage you'll see a wrecked crane from a ship that's now popular with divers, two old lookout posts, an abandoned coast guard station and Fr. O'Donnell's well. Just a few of the sights along the trail plus the beautiful views of Ardmore Bay and along the coast to Youghal and Knockadoon in County Cork. It's a nice way to spend an hour.
I hope you're enjoying the images from my latest trip to Ireland. I'm trying to keep them in order, like a travel blog to give you a sense of taking the trip with me.
Thank you all for your kind comments and favs. Have a terrific Thursday everyone. :-)))
Beneath these cliffs and along the great tidal expanse, dinosaur footprints abound. This is the dinosaur coast in the Kimberley region of WA. In fact, the Dinosaur Coast is the only place in Australia where Sauropod tracks can be seen. These tracks are 150 million years old. The redness of the cliffs and beach is due to the presence of iron oxide and bauxite.
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Bempton Cliffs, on the spectacular Yorkshire coast, is home to one of the UK's top wildlife spectacles. Around half a million seabirds gather here between March and October to raise a family on towering chalk cliffs which overlook the North Sea. RSPB