December 24, 2004 by Dave Wyman

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December 24, 2004

The Pala Mission

This is the last working California mission, ministering to American Indians - the rest of the missions in the state are museum pieces. The Pala Mission looks just about the way it did when it was built in 1816. The mission is at the base of the Palomar Mountains, along Highway 76, east of the Interstate 15 freeway.

Minolta DiMAGE A1
10s f/11.0 at 7.2mm iso100 hide exif

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Focal Length	7.2 mm
Exposure Time	10.00 sec
Aperture	f/11
ISO Equivalent	100
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anthony legg		27-Dec-2004 09:55
A very nice image and even a more interesting story.

Herb		25-Dec-2004 13:56
Well done

Gary Blanchette		25-Dec-2004 13:48
I would like to visit all of the missions. The only one I have been to is San Juan Capistrano. Other than holding Sunday Church Services in the santuary, it is basically a tourist attraction now. This is a great shot!

Jeffery Stahlman		25-Dec-2004 07:14
very informative, very nice image.

Gary Hebert		25-Dec-2004 05:56
Very good Dave, thank you for the history lesson. Good depth.

Coleen Perilloux Landry		25-Dec-2004 05:06
This is very beautiful. Merry Christmas.

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