Hey, Irish:

[pope 0]

is there a landing area for the Cliffs of M**** near "our lady of the Phonebooth?"

(other than the obvious water landing, that is...)
cheers,
pope

email: chris AT triaxproductions DOT com

[kevinwhelan 0]

Dont think so, also the wind is almost allways blowing against the cliffs.
some good pics here
But if your going to try let me know, i'd love to see that

http://www.sylvantech.com/~talin/trip99/0420.html

how the hell do you make a clickey?

"be honest with yourself. Why do I want to go smaller? It is not going to make my penis longer." ~Brian Germain, on downsizing

[sabre210 0]

like this

http://www.sylvantech.com/~talin/trip99/0420.html

Kevin : use the url button under the message window to open and close a section you want to make clickable.

Pope : As Kevin said, the coasts of ireland are habitually battered by strong winds. To hit the perfect day, be prepared for a looonnngggg wait.

[whatever 0]

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how the hell do you make a clickey?

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[JesseP 0]

The last photo in the top line looks like it has something decent at the bottom. I bet you a Guiness you could land there easily. Getting out may prove difficult.

[bob.dino 0]

There's nice piccy here.

As Kevin & sabre210 said, the West coast of Ireland is notoriously windy. Boat extraction could be a problem too - the North Atlantic can be pretty rough.

[pope 0]

thanks all for the responses;
any other area jumpers can reach me
cheers!
pope