Land's End
The coast north of Doolin in County Clare is a craggy landscape that abruptly meets the foaming tides of the North Atlantic.
posted by Delaney @ 10:26 AM
Monday, February 20, 2006
The coast north of Doolin in County Clare is a craggy landscape that abruptly meets the foaming tides of the North Atlantic.
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