Built mostly out of limestone, this structure might not look
like much; but if you look at the traffic cones below its easily over fifteen
feet high! There must have been a big pottery business in Northern Ireland as
this is one hell of a kiln. Either they were in the trade early to make scale
models of the Giant’s Causeway, or they’re the proud manufacturers of the world’s
biggest teapot which now resides in West Virginian. Bur for all I know, it
could be a front for a traffic cone factory. Perhaps it was a multi-purpose
structure with pottery at the bottom and a bakery at the tip to feed hungry
fishermen? There may have even been a middle section for them to grill or smoke
their catches ready for market. But the holes at the top suggest it may have
been used for defence purposes as it’s so near the coast.
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