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How do you go to Ireland with your freinds, how old are you.. lol, anyays thats kick@ss, i heard ireland is an awesome place to go but id watch out for the leprechauns!

Sir James, could i trouble you for a spot of tea and a buscuit?

Haha, you guy's are dumb!

James, why don't you take a stint up North and check out the Giant's Causeway? Here's some picture's from there:

Those rock shape's are natural by the way, you won't see anything like it in the world. The tour is awesome and there's a great mythical story to go along with it.

You could also go and see were my Grandad worked, same place the Titanic was built - Belfast dock's, the big yellow Harland & Wolff crane's can be seen from nearly every spot in Belfast and a few other cities. Here's a pic of the crane's from a distance. I used to work in the building next to the two red oil rig's.

We thought about that, but instead we are probably gonna go over to the cliffs of moher. I've been there before and it's amazing. I'm hoping for a nice day when we go, I finally got my Canon 10D so I want the lighting to be nice for pictures. Of course, It's probably gonna be cloudy and rainy like every other day. Last time I was there it was a beautiful day and I had no camera. Figure that...

Gareth, there's a place here in the states just like the giant's causeway.

It's called the Devil's Postpile. I went there when I was a kid.

Yours is much nicer, ours is out in the middle of the desert.

And there's me saying there's nothing like it in the world!

Gareth, here's ours.
I must have had a memory gitch(I was only 5 or six when I went there)

It's actually in King's Canyon in Sequoia National Park.

Funny, the photos were taken by an Irishman!

Sweet, the does look very like Giant's Causeway, I'd be willing to bet that the Irishman was attracted to Devil's Postpile because of similarities to our's. Some thing's are just plain weird though!