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"Mission California"

California has a chain of 21 Spanish built Missions. The first, a crude shelter, Mission San Diego de Alcalá was established in 1769. The others were built a day’s journey apart from each other going North. Many of these have been rebuilt and are in use today. Please leave comments. - john
Last Update: 4/15/04
San Juan Bautista Stable
San Juan Bautista Stable		 San Juan Bautista Plaza Hall
San Juan Bautista Plaza Hall		 San Juan Bautista Banister
San Juan Bautista Banister		 San Juan Bautista Side Door
San Juan Bautista Side Door
San Juan Bautista Carriage Wheels
San Juan Bautista Carriage Wheels		 San Juan Bautista Crank Door Knob
San Juan Bautista Crank Door Knob		 San Juan Bautista Type of Press
San Juan Bautista Type of Press		 San Juan Bautista Studebaker Wagon
San Juan Bautista Studebaker Wagon
San Juan Bautista Beer Wagon
San Juan Bautista Beer Wagon		 San Juan Bautista Wagon Wheel
San Juan Bautista Wagon Wheel		 Carmel Window #2
Carmel Window #2		 Carmel Steps
Carmel Steps
Carmel Door Arches
Carmel Door Arches		 Carmel Bell Tower
Carmel Bell Tower		 Carmel Doors
Carmel Doors		 Carmel Window #4
Carmel Window #4
Carmel Mission
Carmel Mission		 Carmel Window #5
Carmel Window #5		 Santa Cruz Window
Santa Cruz Window		 Carmel Door
Carmel Door
San Jose Steps/Door
San Jose Steps/Door		 Passing Through-Carmel Mission
Passing Through-Carmel Mission
John Barreiro 08-Apr-2007 19:33
San Juan is a favorite of mine. Voted.
Jim McCombe 19-Nov-2004 20:08
Thank you for the wonderful photos! I have been to San Juan Bautista many times and have always been in awe of it's charm and natural beauty.
To me, it's like going back in time to the days when the Mexicans ruled the land and I have always wondered what it would have been like to live there during that era?
marilyn k holmberg 12-Nov-2004 01:22
a wonderful gallery, thanx for sharing it !!! .. 'm'
Toni Moore 06-Oct-2004 01:24
A lovely gallery - you photograph with a lot of heart.
john boyd 17-Apr-2004 02:58
Phyllis - trying to catch up on messages. I don’t know where in the US you are from. California has 21 missions started by the Spanish way back. They are in various state of repair or disrepair. The mission at San Juan Bautista is extremely photogenic with several out buildings, hotel, stables, and such. The small town of San Juan Bautista itself is fun to look around in. It has many antique shops, old buildings and great restaurants. The town host many events during the year and attracts visitors from all over. Thanks again, I visit your galleries often. Enjoy seeing when you have posted new images. john
Phyllis Stewart 12-Apr-2004 03:39
Lynda took the words right out of my mouth! You do have an eye for photos! This gallery gets my vote. Looking forward to more.
Phyllis Stewart 12-Apr-2004 03:38
Lynda took the words right out of my mouth! You do have an eye for photos! This gallery gets my vote. Looking forward to more.
Lynda Reneau 03-Apr-2004 02:03
Very impressive.Your compositions and colors are great.
Larry 01-Mar-2004 05:33
John
very impressive...I see I must get back to work...So many pictures...so little time.
God Bless
larry
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