One of Ireland's top visitor attractions, the Cliffs of Moher scale up to 214 meters in height and range for 8 kilometers along the western seaboard of County Clare.
A sign advises visitors not to get too close to the Cliffs' edge. Hopefully out of smartness and sanity, one would obey the sign.
On a clear day, one can see the Aran Islands, Galway Bay and the mountains of Connemara in the distance.
Shades of blue ocean water crash against the rocky bottom of the Cliffs.
Cool ocean winds blow off the Atlantic. In the distance is O'Brien's Tower, home to a small gift shop and spectacular views from the top.
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