We had planned to get back to Down Patrick Head off the NW coast of County Mayo this summer but it hasn’t happened yet. The photo below is from a foggy day last year. But it seemed perfect for this week’s photo challenge – Edge
Sea stack – Dún Briste broke away from the mainland in 1393
Murtagh's Meadow 
What a beautiful sea stack!
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It is pretty spectacular – even in the fog!
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You definitely have to mind your way in that fog!
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…and definitely not be afraid of heights too:)
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Which I am, horribly. I become literally frozen with fear. Maybe some past life memory! ;-D
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Oh poor you. I will respect height but thankfully not afriad
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The first time it happened I was around 5, I remember my cooing aunt gently prying my hands off the railing – ha!
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Living history – brilliant to know the year it separated and what it has seen. Presumably getting narrower with erosion?
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Yes, and new ones forming too:)
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What a truly remarkable photo!
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Thank you Cynthia. It is a pretty remarkable place:)
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