When the Vikings inhabited Ireland, they stored hordes of treasure all over the land. According to the legends, when they left, they forgot to take several stashes of gold with them. The leprechauns found the gold and divided it among themselves. But they knew the riches of the Vikings had been collected through wicked deeds, and this deepened their mistrust of humans. The leprechauns decided that humans could not have the gold because of what their greed would make them do. They stored the coins in pots and buried them deep underground where humans could not find them. However, according to the stories, a rainbow will end where a leprechaun has hidden his pot of gold. Here you see the Giant's Causeway on the Antrim Coast, basalt coloumns created by volcanic action which reappear off the coast of Scotland, near Fingal's cave on the isle of Staffa, the sea area betwixt and between being the birthplace of young rainbows - coarse watercolour and fine camel
Scott Adams said, "Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep."