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Rathlin IslandIsland · 1253 ydExplorer Tom Rathlin Island captures true color from space, showing off its rugged charm in County Antrim waters.
Explorer Tom Kelp Store on Rathlin Island is basically a giant closet that stores seaweed like it’s storing state secrets. It’s been doing this for so long the kelp might be considered family now. Stick around for the light changing, it's a show you can't buy tickets for.
Explorer Tom Kelp House is a listed ruin in County Antrim, making me wonder if it once smelled strongly of the salty sea and smoke.
Explorer Tom Explore the Boathouse Visitor Centre & Museum, a museum in County Antrim where maritime history comes alive with stories and exhibits for all ages.
Ballycarry Trail, RathlinWalking route · 1.6 miExplorer Tom Curious about Rathlin’s Ballycarry Trail? With new dwellings popping up nearby, it feels like a place constantly waking up.
StroanleaHeadland · 1.7 miExplorer Tom Stroanlea is a headland in County Antrim, best viewed from the permissive path that follows the cliff edge.
Explorer Tom Rathlin Castle sits in County Antrim, a rugged ruin where old stories from the Dublin Penny Journal still linger in the air.
Explorer Tom Robert the Bruce’s fortress in Ballycarry smells like old sea salt and questionable decisions. Take a deep breath of that air, it’s definitely older than your car.
Ushet PointHeadland · 1.9 miExplorer Tom Ushet Point is a headland in County Antrim, with ruins located near the point north east of Rue Point Rathlin Island.
Explorer Tom Cranagh Island is home to a crannog, an ancient lake dwelling that must be fascinating.
Crannog in Lough Na Cranagh in CrossCrannog in Lough Na Cranagh · 5.3 miExplorer Tom This crannog in Lough Na Cranagh is over a thousand years old! It would have provided real shelter when danger was knocking on the door.
Carrickarede IslandIslet · 5.7 miExplorer Tom Carrickarede Island once had a salmon fishery. Now it’s just a quiet, disused spot.
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