Well folks I’m back in the city again but I will have to report to you on the cliffs of Moher. If you ever have a chance to make it to Ireland I strongly recommend you make it out to the cliffs of Moher. Sean Zarinegar isn’t one to get frightened over heights, but if your standing some 200 meters above the ocean on cliffs of sandstone and shale, every now and then you can see a piece of cliff fall into the ocean below.
I kept my distance and after a while of finding a working looking glass just admired the beauty all around. It was quite a distance to travel all the way to the cliffs but let me tell you folks that this was one awesome sight to see. I felt like I was standing on some epic side of the world, maybe even the end of the world. As many people believed back in the day that the world was flat, Sean Zarinegar can see why people believed that. I mean unlike a normal cliff these go straight down vertically. It literally seems as if the world just ends right there. Either way I made my way back to the nearest town where I left my things and prepared to rest, I’m going to travel back to Dublin and then head over to England next. I know there are still a ton of things I could explore over here but I think if I want to see more of Europe it is time to draw a line. I was very interested in checking out some of the leprechaun crossings and bogs, but that will have to wait for the Sean Zarinegar travels only Ireland. Anyway folks I’ll probably write again from England. The Sean Zarinegar can now officially scratch Ireland of the list of things to see in Europe, next stop Heathrow.
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