Tourists really put in their two, er 10,000, cents.

Disrespectful tourists inserted thousands of coins into a World Heritage Site in the UK, forcing bedraggled conservationists to conduct a time-consuming cleanup.

“Approximately 200 man-hours were spent on the project,” Dr. Cliff Henry, National Trust nature engagement officer, told Jam Press of the unwanted donations.

More than 44 pounds of coin — totaling around 10,000 pieces — were removed from the Giant’s Causeway, a natural landmark in County Antrim, Ireland, that’s comprised of over 40,000 basalt columns. These were molded over 60 million years ago, when molten lava seeped down into…

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