Wha?

At the Giant's Causeway in Antrim, a finger of land populated entirely by hexagonal columns pokes out into the sea. By repute this point is the windiest location on the North-Irish coast and certainly the waves were crashing loudly wherever the breakers landed.

There are a few of these boxes dotted about the place presumably recognising the potential danger from violent winds and life-sucking seas. Though I am not entirely sure what they contain nor indeed how useful they would be.