Why does Luke look like he's been sleeping under a park bench for 30 years?
Is Rey's arm getting tired holding that thing while Luke just stares open-mouthed?
Why didn't Chewie park the Millennium Falcon at the top of the mountain -- or at least drop Rey off?
And just where in this not so far away galaxy is this gorgeous, rugged setting?
The actual location of the formidable Jedi meet-up is Skellig Michael, an imposing, windswept hunk of rock and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in County Kerry, 12 kilometers off the southwest coast of Ireland.
The island's craggy and vertiginous peaks are uninhabited -- but were once the site of a sixth-century Christian monastery.
Visitors walk up 600 steep steps (not recommended for small children or others with trouble climbing) to the beehive huts of what was once one of Europe's most remote religious communities.
The sense of isolation is humbling, and the views are nothing short of spectacular.
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