Mach Cliff in Ireland

Problem description:

Introduce the Mach Cliff in Ireland. Better have a map. Besides, thank you.

Analysis:

Mahcliffe is located at the extreme edge of the midwest of Ireland Island, facing the endless Atlantic Ocean. The place name Moher is also very interesting. If you add a letter T in the middle, it becomes the mother, and that is the "mother's cliff". The whole coast is like being split by an axe, towering straight at the edge of the ocean. The highest point of the cliff is more than 200 meters above sea level, which is extremely spectacular.

Origin: Mach Cliff is breathtaking. It is an amazing masterpiece of nature, which is caused by crustal changes and the impact of Atlantic waves for countless years. The axe-chopping cliff strangely presents a dense hierarchy, as if it were an eternal masterpiece.

Near a place called Golve.

Golve is a famous tourist attraction. This picturesque city, with lakes, rivers, bridges and medieval buildings, was once described by the famous Irish poet Keats as "Venice of the West". White and elegant swans swim on the sparkling lake, contrasting with pigeons hovering in the air and seagulls skimming the water from time to time. Famous buildings in the city include Lynch Castle, St Nicholas Church, Spanish Arch, and even the main part of an ancient city wall is preserved in the bustling El Plaza shopping center. Just a short walk from the city center, you can see the sea and beaches-this is Golve Bay. There is a famous seaside resort-Yanshan Mountain, which provides various entertainment and leisure facilities for tourists. Watching the sunset on the seashore of Golve Bay is a rare enjoyment. Drive south along Golve Bay, and you will soon reach the famous Moher Cliff on the Atlantic coast. Golve is also the gateway to the natural ecological scenic spots of Konomara and Alain Islands.