Large fields of rape seed flowering well.

Convenient for using up Hungarian Forints left from last time, of no further use, and of no value outside Hungary.

Customs and Immigration both sides of the border.

We even saw hay making in Spring.

Part of it was closed so we took a bumpier detour.

Every house in this village had a storage building.

Which meant we didn't avoid Zagreb.

Standard of driving (their's not ours) was noticeably lower for the minority in a hurry.

Held in by the calcium carbonate deposited by the water cascades are formed.

That was near the beginning of our journey west.

Not the same whiteness though.

Then back halfway and took the bus provided back to the car park.

That and the boat are part of the 110 Kuna (about A$19) entry fee.

What Information didn't tell us was that while the park opens at 7am the boats and buses don't start until 9am.

And walked round the side of the lake.

We are lucky and there is lots of water in the lakes, and lots flowing over the cascades.

We didn't recognise it at first.

We think they are electric - no oil or other pollution.

Swimming isn't allowed either.

The pics of the orchids didn't come out.

We started walking just after 7am and had the park to ourselves for the first couple of hours.

And decided to walk back a bit.

There's a heron under the cascades.

But wait a couple of minutes and it moved.

Perhaps time to mention that as well as wild camping being illegal in Croatia there's also the small risk of unexploded ordnance.

And the clear greenish water.

These are getting on the boat to go north. To where we walked past.

The ashtray is just on the left. Upwind. (grrrrr).

We caught the next boat going the other way, towards entrance 2.

It took 7 people to tie/untie the boat and drive it.

We caught the bus north, to near the car park.

As well as the drivers there were a couple of people to tell us, when asked, which bus was going north and which south

No scale. North is sort of off to the right.

Come to think of it there was a scale on only one map - 1:10,000 but it was on a poster and we didn't have a ruler.

None of the maps had a compass rose.

The tracks were signposted A-K.But the key was on a separate set of posters, not on the maps on the back of the ticket.

The park has filled up with people.

Its the fine stuff that forms places like the Stone Forest.

A bit like it looked when we arrived, though the sun has gone round a bit.

And a lot of water has flowed over the cascades (as they say).

There are four cameras, a ticket issuing machine for entry, and a ticket reading machine for exit.

Payment is at the office, occupied by at least 2 people.

Headed south from the park after our walk we soon spotted a sign offering parking for motorhomes. Eko Udruga Jezerce.

Just exactly what we needed. With internet. And the icing on the cake would have been the included lift to the park and back avoiding car park charges of about A$12 for the day.

And a friendly welcome.