National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 7月17日 00時26分

Does this scene look familiar? If you've been to Northern Ireland there's a chance you might have stopped at this incredible row of beech trees, often referred to as the Dark Hedges, in Ballymoney. These trees were planted two centuries ago as a compelling feature to line the road to the Stuart family mansion. But if you've never been to Northern Ireland, you may recognize these trees in another way, as they were a prominent feature in Season two of Game of Thrones. Do you remember the scene? Arya Stark had just escaped Kings Landing and was on the Kings Road (dressed as a boy) with these trees as a backdrop. In fact, due to its rich, beautiful, and austere scenery, Northern Ireland is full of places where this epic show was set. Raise your hand if you are psyched for #Gameofthrones Season 7 premiere tonight! || photo by @jonathan_irish

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