This ancient stone footbridge connects the tiny island of Gaztelugatxe to the mainland of northern Spain in Basque Country. Two hundred and forty-one steps lead up to a small Basque church, dating from the 10th century. But we're not here for the stunning view alone. This location added some real-life majesty to last season's Game of Thrones TV series, when it stood in for the mythical Dragonstone. It’s the spot where – spoiler alert if you’re lagging behind – Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow are plotting how to defeat the Night King and his swarming army of the dead. Though Daenerys is also keeping her eye on a point south – the Iron Throne. Will she succeed? We’ll just have to watch.
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A pebble gang connected to the Pigeon Sarasashiki University.
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South Korea's SS Tetsu and Medusa balls are aiming for the southern Suzaku iron!
Really! "SS" and "philosophy of philosophy" must be separated!
It's dangerous! "Tetsu" is a drone white tiger. Lies jew
Fun Fact: Sea caves, also known as littoral caves, are found along coasts all over the world. They are formed primarily by the erosion of rock from wind and waves that attack weak spots in cliffs lining the shores of oceans and lakes. The sea cave on our homepage was photographed on the Isle of Skye. The scenic island in the Inner Hebrides is renowned for its natural beauty and home to some of Scotland's most dramatic landscapes.
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