The Giant's Causeway

This place is known as the Giant's Causeway, which is located in Antrim, Nothern Ireland. You can see hexagon shaped rocks like columns, and then you ask yourself how nature can create that. They look like a work of an abstract artist but they are sixty millions years old. In this picture, that place can look like small and not too wide, but perhaps it is bigger and not so narrower as you can expect. The atmosphere is cold because of the waves crashing into these rocks. It looks like an island but if you realise something, you can see an isthmus. For me, it can represent melancholy but at the same time, only looking at it, I can realise that is very ancient and unspoilt. In addition, it reminds me to a Romantic painting in which the main character is looking to the brave sea, representing the loneliness of Romantic writers. Also it is a bit similar to the cliffs which appear in Pride and Prejudice.
To sum up, I have to say that place inspired me to be relaxed and feel comfortable with myself.