was behind the causeway's existence, constructing it to reach his arch-rival, a giant named Benandonner, also known as the Red Man, who was believed to roam Scotland. The Giant's Causeway is a ...

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Discover the North Yorkshire Moors Railway or explore Titanic Belfast and the Giant’s Causeway in Northern ... you'll reach the most beautiful of Scotland’s islands across the Skye Bridge ...

Benandonner fled back to Scotland, ripping up the causeway behind him so that Finn wouldn’t be able to follow him. In truth, Giant's Causeway was created by a volcanic eruption 60 million years ...

Then there's Loch Ness, a very long and deep, natural water-feature in Scotland, that is the famed home of the imagined monster, Nessie. Another natural feature, the Giant’s Causeway in Northern ...

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