Have you ever wanted to take a helicopter ride? If you have wanted to but haven’t yet done it, may I humbly submit Ireland as a good option with this photo evidence (and more to come when my coverage of this trip is finally live in @stellerstories). . From up in the air over the Causeway Coast in Northern Ireland, it seemed every shade of blue and green was visible as far as the eye could see. The at times smooth expanse of the ocean reminded me of the Caribbean and the rolling landscape of farms and villages helped me to understand why Ireland has so often been called, “the Emerald Isle.” Though Wikipedia says that’s the poetic name for it due to its referral as such in print by William Drennan in his poem "When Erin first rose". Whether it’s the poem or how completely the land looks like an emerald, crushed and spread out as a dust over the earth - who can say. I vote for both. And if you haven’t yet been there to see for yourself, I hope you’ll change that. There’s so much more to e...