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A highly motivated group of daa staff and some their families attended Hell & Back on Saturday 14th June in Bray. They were joined by a couple of thousand thrill seekers taking on Ireland's toughest 12k course. Set in the lovely Belmont estate it comprised of 29 obstacles spread on the side of a hill & each one tested them mentally and physically.
This hellish contraption spun people around and upside down to a blasting
russian psy-trance soundtrack.
Unlike most american carnival rides, this one wasn't a simple two or three minute affair. Every time it seemed the ride was coming to an end, it would just start up the cycle again.
After standing and watching in horror for what seemed like forever, we eventually gave up and left.
the legendary hells bridge of Rockford is said to be haunted by the Ghost of Elias Friske and his young victims who's live he took near the bridge for the full story check out www.hauntspot.com/haunt/usa/michigan/hells-bridge---the-g...
Hell Gill Force, the highest waterfall on the River Eden, is situated on Hell Gill Beck at Mallerstang Dale. Mallerstang Dale lies in Cumbria, but is part of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The waterfall is a single drop fall of around 8 metres (25 feet). Hell Gill, which begins its life as Red Gill, is fed by water rising from the High Seat range of fells and marks the county boundary between Cumbria and Yorkshire. The waterfall is close to the source of the River Eden. Two other rivers arise in the same peat bogs within a kilometer of each other, the River Swale and River Ure.