Dunseverick

Just past the Causeway lies a rather spectacular little cove that goes by the name of Dunseverick.  Dun means fort, by the way - both in Irish and in Scots Gaelic.  Once upon a time Sobhairce's Fort lay at the end of one of the 5 great highways of Ireland, Sobhairce being a High King and therefore quite important.  We're talking some 1200 years BC, by the way - the highway ran from Dunseverick to Dublin.  Hard to believe now since Dunseverick is only a few houses while Dublin, well, is a tad bigger.  There's not much that remains of the Fort but the area itself is rather special -  I doubt you would ever get bored with the place.  On Tuesday if you turned towards the East there was a good view of Rathlin Island and Scotland beyond.  This is looking West towards the Causeway/Benbane Head, via the TiTAN pinhole and Fompan200:

Dunseverick, on MG Classic fibre paper

There was a lot more light around on Tuesday than would appear from this shot, in case you were wondering.  As a result, exposure was around the 2 second mark.  Somehow I managed to move the camera - or the wind blew it - so there's a nice drop shadow visible on the headland.  Anyway, it's a pinhole, so anything goes...