It is pretty strange to watch people snap away in a “No Camera” zone. There have been a number of spots on our Croatian tour where they said absolutely “No Picture Taking.” That just doesn’t mean much to people who have traveled half way around the world to see sights they have only read about in books.

One of those amazing sights was the
Postojna Caves, in Slovenia. These caves are the second largest in Europe. As we entered the caves, there were signs that said “Absolutely “No Cameras.” Then a local guide, reiterated it several times over a Public Address system as we
rode a train to view the impressive stalagmites and stalactites.

It didn’t take long for many people to start their series of flashes once we got deeper and deeper into the caves. The formations were magnificent. They went on for miles.

Somehow I got my hands on a few photos to show you the natural compositions. If you are ever this way, don’t miss this rare beauty.

And don’t forget extra memory for your digital cameras. Too many folks on this trip brought along sophisticated cameras but not enough storage. They also are not downloading their photos each night. You have to remember to backup your memories.

Onto Montenegro today