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After the adventure on Mt. Lovcen ended and Johan and I were dropped off at the Cetinje bus station, we said our good-bye's and went our seperate ways. I wished Johan well on the remaining week of his European grand tour as I climbed onto the bus back to Budva. This shot was taken from the bus as it headed down into the Budva Riviera. You can see the Stari Grad, or Old Town, behind the branches on the far left of this photo. A local told me how Budva was the only beach front available to the Serbians during the war, so in anticipation of throngs of Serb tourists, the city government of Budva haphazardly put up hotels and apartments "that have no link to the city design." (to the right)
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