Natural stone pavement, Giant's Causeway
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Natural stone pavement, Giant's Causeway

by Kotaro Shigeta
(Koiwa, Tokyo)

There is a natural stone pavement, Giant's Causeway. I do not know about Northern Ireland well. It is only Giant's Causeway which I knew by being related with Northern Ireland.

The cause by which I got to know Giant's Causeway is a horse race. There was a racehorse named Giant's Causeway. It is a great racehorse of Ireland.

His name was named from Giant's Causeway which is the world heritage of Ireland. There are many natural stone pillars there. Moreover, we can walk on it. It seems to be a completely natural stone pavement.

If a natural stone pillar is only seen in Japan, it can be seen in Tojinbo in Fukui Prefecture. However, I wish to once walk on Giant's Causeway.

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