Monday morning, we packed up the telescopes and got them ready for shipping back to the US. Diana had been telling us about one of her favorite places near Bogota -- a large underground cathedral made of salt outside of Zipaquira. Sure enough! This is the main hall, and it's about 900 feet underground. The walls are made of more-or-less pure salt. It's really spectacular. The cathedral is commonly called one of the major achievements of modern Colombian architecture.