Causeway Coast - West

Anglers Rest, Limavady	Map of the Causeway Coastal Route	Drive up to the Gortmore Viewpoint for views of Limavady and Magilligan Point	Climbing Bishops Road from Temple Cove
Golden Sands Caravan Parks, Limvady	Driving up to the Gortmore Viewpoint	Gortmore Viewpoint	Gortmore Viewpoint
Magilligan Point, the north end of the Causeway Coast	Lush Irish Green beneath Gortmore Viewpoint	Celtic God of the Sea, Gortmore Viewpoint	Manannán Mac Lir, the Celtic God of the Sea by John Darren Sutton
Descending back down the 10% grade to rejoin the Causeway Coast scenic route	Lions Gate to Downhill Demesne	The "Lions" look more like bulldogs to me	Vast fields of Downhill Demesne heading towards Downhill House
Southern face of Downhill House, late 18th C. Estate of the Earl-Bishop	Built 1775, destroyed by fire in 1851, rebuilt in the 1870s, and once again a ruin since after WWII	Gate from the courtyard to the fortress-like north half of Downhill House	18th C. walls on the north side of Downhill House
Mussenden Temple, atop the seaside cliffs of Downhill Demesne	Mussenden Temple, constructed in 1785 as a library for the Earl-Bishop of Derry	Mussenden Temple is dedicated to the memory of Frideswide Mussenden, the Earl-Bishop's cousin	Bare bricks of the dome of Mussenden Temple
Downhill Strand from Mussenden Temple	Downhill Strand on the north coast of Ireland	Railway tunnel passing through the cliff at Downhill Demesne along the Strand	Downhill Strand
Clifftop Mussenden Temple, Downhilll Demesne	Mussenden Temple, in danger from cliff erosion since its construction in 1785	Railroad along Downhill Strand	Tower of the farmyard portion of Downhill Demesne
School group leaving through the Bishop's Gate, Downhill Demesne	Leaving Co. Londonderry, Entering County Antrim, Portrush	Portrush East Strand, Co. Antrim	White Rocks, Causeway Coast
White Rocks Cliffs, Cretaeous Period, 85 million years ago	Dunluce Castle, Bushmills, Northern Ireland	Ruins of Dunlace Castle, seat of Clan McDonnell, 13th C.	Blending with the sea cliffs, the ruins of Dunlace Castle
Model of Dunlace Castle	Model of Dunlace Castle	The Funnel, Dunlace Castle	Crossing the bridge to the ruins of Dunlace Castle
Ruined gatehouse, Dunclace Castle	Dunlace Castle fell into ruins after the MacDonnells ended up on the losing side of the 1690 Battle of the Boyne	Manor House, Dunlace Castle	The Manor House was built in 1620 by Randall MacDonnell
Ruins of the Manor House, Dunlace Castle	Green-covered cliffs from Dunlace Castle	Courtyard surrounded by the ruins of Dunlace Castle	Courtyard surrounded by the ruins of Dunlace Castle
The White Cliffs stretching to the west of Dunlace Castle	The White Cliffs stretching to the west of Dunlace Castle	White Cliffs framed through the ruins	Yellow flowers on a gray day, Dunlace Castle
Ruins of Dunlace Castle situated atop the coastal cliffs	Ruins of Dunlace Castle situated atop the coastal cliffs	"Old Bushmills" Distillery, Co. Antrim	"Old Bushmills" Distillery on a Bank of Ireland 5 Pound note
Mirror of "Old Bushmills" winner of the Grand Prize at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair	Display case at the Bushmills Distillery visitor center	Old Bushmills Whiskey	Old Bushmills Irish Whiskey
The Old Bushmills Distillery Co. Ltd. 1608	Finn MacCool's Public House, Main Street, Bushmills	War Memorial in the center of Bushmills	War Memorial in the center of Bushmills