RHH's photos with the keyword: rope bridge

This bridge is put up during the summer months and is a major tourist attraction on the north coast of Northern Ireland. It was , however, originally used by fishermen, who set their nets from Carrick-a-rede (the Rock in the Road) and it does still maintain its original use in spite of the tourists.

This is Carrick-a-rede from the west. The rope bridge cannot be seen in this picture, but it takes you to the large "Rock-in-the-Road" standing out in the water. The position of this rock makes it an excellent place for fishing both by seabirds and by people. The white on the side of the rock is the excrement of seabirds who nest and live on the cliff and dive from it into the water.