More of the PlitviceLakes, and, especially the waterfalls...
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| Things change...a dried-up river bed | 
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The line to catch the boat across the big lake; we were seldom alone, but the place can get very crowded in high season | 
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| Still wondering whether it's an antenna, a cross, or a mast... | 
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Fish everywhere in the clear water, especially congregating near the bottoms of the falls for the super-oxygenation | 
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So "Jezero" is the word for waterfall, we think, 524 meters above sea level, 3 hectares in...wait, maybe "Jezero" is the word for lake, 524 meters above sea level, 3 hectares in area, and 18 meters deep | 
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| The waters' colors are ever changing | 
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| Famous cave; seen in many regionally-produced Westerns | 
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| And more waterfalls | 
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| "Big Waterfall" the signs said | 
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| Indeed | 
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| Some of the karst | 
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Walking out of the park...a sink-hole, one of hundreds we've seen the past two days, in forests, in meadows and pastures... | 
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For the past two weeks I've meant to get a picture of the chain-link fencing that looms above all the highways and secondary roads throughout Croatia,  Montenegro, and much of Bosnia-Hertzegovina; the fencing is meant to protect the roads and travelers from rock-fall; there must be a gazillion square feet of such fencing here, all held down by concrete blocks (limestone dissolves in water...) | 
 
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Those waterfalls just can't be described. Fabulous!
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