We left at 7:30am this morning to head for Montenegro. I was excited about going to Montenegro based upon my reading of Rex Stout novels, which said that the protagonist, Nero Wolfe, was from Montenegro.
We went through the border with no problem. Our guide got out of the bus showed some paperwork and we went through. The first stop was in Kotor. We then stopped in a walled city, whose name I can no longer remember, but I was impressed by what I saw. We next headed up the mountain with multiple hair pin turns. I became slightly ill. I think that my problem was the relatively sudden change in altitude. When we were almost at the top, we stopped for lunch. I got a cheese sandwich and some juice. I only ate half the sandwich because I was feeling queasy. We then went to the Royal Palace which is now a museum. Montenegro had exactly one king, who ruled from the city of Cetinje, which is considered to be the cultural center of Montenegro.
We went down the mountain back to the other side of Kotor Bay, where we took a ferry to the other side saving at least an hour and half of travel time.
After we got back to the hotel, Bette and I went to dinner in the hotel restaurant. When I went to my room, the electricity was really messed up. I couldn’t plug in my computer which needed charging. I wound up having my room changed.
Bay of Kotor in Montenegro
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