Glad to hear the guide warned the family that picking the flowers could result in a hefty fine....

This letter reminds me of when I visited Stone Mountain in Georgia.

Rode the cable car up to the top and was wandering around on the top of the mountain, taking in the gorgeous sights, the fresh air and being "one with nature". I paused at one point to sit on a rock and then noticed it was over half covered with graffiti - peoples' names and such.

Kind of ruined the whole experience.

Why would anyone think that anyone else would want to see their idiotic name tagged all over a prominent rock outcropping on a nice natural wonder like that mountain?