The Giant’s Causeway was drawn in the chilly winter of 2003. In Stephen’s opinion this is probably the best time of year to wonder around the Causeway as it allows one to truly appreciate the serenity and power of this enchanting World Heritage site. The majestic cliffs and at times inaccessible bays combined with myth and legend make the Antrim coast, and in particular the Giants Causeway, a truly remarkable stretch land.

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Mount Errigal, County Donegal, was drawn in early January 2004 and as the centrepiece of Gweedore, Donegal, stands confidently at 752 metres tall. Facing the Atlantic seaboard this craggy bulk of quartzite has long been a beacon for those attracted to the North West corner of Ireland. Towering over the turf cushioned Poison Valley and the quaintly majestic Seipeal an Chroi Naofa Dun Luiche, Mount Errigal is truly a monarch of the glen.

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Ben Bulben, overlooking Sligo is admittedly one of Stephen's finest pieces, interlacing the town scape with the surrounding counrtyside that eases it's way into the mass of Ben Bulben.

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