to end my time here _ offer on rathlin. to end my time here i— offer on rathlin.nd my i time here i am heading back to the mainland and just a little further up the coast. coming to the end of ourjourney soon. not far away. you've done a good job, not far away. you've done a goodjob, old not far away. you've done a good job, old girl! not far away. you've done a goodjob, old girl! four countries, lots of adventures. now there is one place in northern ireland that i have always really wanted to go to, and act are remember really clearly as a kid seeing a picture, and saying, what is that place, i want to go there! now i am on my way. giant's causeway is a unesco world heritage site, and it has been here for millennia. but even this place has been affected by covid on its own way. this is it, look at this. incredible. it is mad to think that nature created this. legend has it that it came about because of a fight between two giants. it is thought to be the most visited tourist site in northern ireland, about a million people came in 2019. but with changes to visitor

the next part of myjourney takes me further north—east, and off the mainland to rathlin island.e 150 people who live on this island. and it became particularly vital for getting supplies to the residents over the last year. the islanders took the decision early in the pandemic to stop non—essential access to the island, and only recently opened up again to tourists. so far, it has helped keep the island covid—free, and we've done two lateral flow tests before coming over to try and keep it that way. one of the main draws for tourists is the chance to get close to puffins and other rarely seen birds. so i'm waiting for my guide liam, warden of the island. he's lived here all of his life and has promised me a glimpse of the birds. the man himself. hello! hello, you must be christa! did my big blue bus give it away? i'm afraid so. would you like to see the puffins? that would be lovely, can i follow you? yes, follow me up to the seabird centre. a puffin bus usually takes most visitors up to the site, but we have special permission for the travel show electric van. the seabird centr

the next part of myjourney takes me further north—east, and off the mainland to rathlin island.tial access to the island, and only recently opened up again to tourists. so far it has helped keep the island covid—free, and we've done two lateral flow tests before coming over to try and help keep it that way. one of the main draws for tourists is the chance to get close to puffins and other rarely seen birds. so i'm waiting for my guide liam, warden of the island. he's lived here all his life and has promised me a glimpse of the birds. the man himself. hello! hello, you must be christa! did my big blue bus give it away? i'm afraid so. you coming to see the puffins? that would be lovely, can i follow you? yes, follow me up to the seabird centre. see you there. a puffin bus usually takes most visitors up to the site, but we have special permission for the travel show electric van. the seabird centre opened up here for the first time in 1.5 years just a couple of weeks before our visit. and a viewing platform at the back shows the birds putting on quite a display. are they all birds?