Visiting San Juan Bautista and its famous mission in May.
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Gorgeous images. I love the candles.
Thanks, Juju! I’m always drawn to candles.
Beautiful Meg! The colors are just so striking! I would love to visit some place like this, it is simply so inspiring.
It definitely was, Kay — just gorgeous. Hard to believe there’s so much history there.
How pretty and simple.
Thanks, Carol! The sky out there was so vibrant — and clear. Not like Maryland’s humidity-clogged skies!
Those are beautiful images of beautiful buildings! The colors are amazing!
Thanks so much! It was hard to take a bad picture out there. Everything was so gorgeous.
Very beautiful. I bet it was awe inspiring.
It was, Kathy — amazing. I loved reading the placards describing the history of the mission, when it was built . . . crazy to imagine people standing there so long ago! (And on the San Andreas Fault, no less!)
You got some beautiful photos! I used to love visiting the missions as a kid (for field trips and such)–I need to go again.
Thanks, Erica! I’m sure the missions for you are sort of like the Washington, D.C., monuments to me — they’re everywhere. And very familiar. But still really cool to see!
Those flowers are absolutely gorgeous!!!
Thanks, Meg! My eye goes right to flowers — every time.
Oh my gosh! I used to go on field trips here during fourth and fifth grade. This takes me back, haha. Thanks for the impetus to stroll down memory lane
That’s awesome, Courtney — I would love to have been able to explore the mission as a kid! I remember going to another one on a family vacation in the ’90s, but this is the first time I was actually paying attention.
I love Spanish architecture- especially the authentic kind. The blur of Spanish-style subdivisions I saw in south Florida a couple weeks ago just isn’t the same.
The place looked more beautiful with your shots.