Irish Coast Mystery: how did those huge boulders get up there?

(Before It's News)

Ronadh Cox

Strewn along the haunting, rugged coastlines of the Aran Islands, the rocks were ripped from the faces of the surrounding cliffs below. Some originate from beneath the ocean’s surface. The largest of these boulders weigh about 78 tons, and lie some 40 feet (12 meters) above the reach of the sea. Smaller boulders, weighing about 3 or 4 tons each, lie more than 820 feet (250 m) inland.

“The local people say that these rocks are moving,” Full story HERE

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