The cliffs of Moher (because who would visit the cliffs of less?)

Quick post!

The Cliffs of Moher (pronounced more) was....ok, it was really foggy so I couldn't see much, but in the visitors center they have some fun activities, like this one...check it out!

That's me!

http://media.cliffsofmoher.ie/img/postcard/vid_20140711113138.mp4

I'll post more later.

I'm off to see the Derry murals!

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