Tuesday, January 27, 2015

A Visit to Mission San Juan Bautista


While taking my daughter back to college a couple of weeks ago, we decided to make a side trip to Mission San Juan Bautista. I had never been there before. We had a stunning and crisp day for our visit:



Statue of St.Luke




Statue of Fr.Junipero Sierra









Mission San Juan Bautista was a great side trip. It is so lovely and I am glad that it still functions as a working church.

55 comments:

  1. So many lovely photos! I like the one of the himnario. Glad you got to enjoy such beautiful weather!

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  2. Beautiful crosses, such great photos, thanks for linking!!

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  3. This is one adventure I would like to take; visit all the missions in California.

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  4. That looks like a beautiful place to visit! I would love to go there and attend mass in the church.

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  5. Beautiful statues, displays, buildings, fruit trees too. Looks like a lovely visit!

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  6. What a pretty place. I bet you are glad you stopped there.

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    1. I am glad I stopped there, it was well worth it.

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  7. Wow, that's really neat. It's really beautiful there!

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  8. very beautiful photos.Seems like a great place and there are lot of things to see...

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  9. Looks like a wonderful detour.

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  10. Oh my gosh, I would love to go here, and actually touch these things from so very long ago. If that book could only talk or the walls. It's all so beautiful. Thanks once again for sharing such a beautiful place with us. Have a wonderful week.

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  11. I marvel at all the nooks n crannies you find in this country!

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  12. Wow what a brilliant place, I feel like I've been!

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  13. A peaceful place, full of history. Thanks for sharing.

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  14. Beautiful.
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  15. Wonderful sense of history. Love it! Happy #WW!

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  16. amazing! I am coveting that mosaic bench for my garden. So lovely when places like this are not only preserved; but still actually used.

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  17. So gorgeous! Love when blue skies cooperate with getting cross pictures.

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  18. Powerful place! The shadow you captured of the St. Luke statue is neat.

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  19. charming photos..nice place indeed...It must be wonderful to return there and have a wonderful time..Happy WW..

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  20. Lovely pictures, looks a very nice place :)

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  21. Missions are always so fascinating to visit. I love learning about history. Great pics. Thanks for sharing at the Oh My Heartsie Girls WW. :)

    ~Lorelai
    Life With Lorelai

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  22. Oh we love Missions! We've never been to that one. But maybe someday we'll visit!

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  23. Looks like a beautiful place that I'd love to visit! The old hymnal is neat to see, and the mission reminds me of a few that I've seen in Westerns.

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    1. It was great to see.It is a beautiful place to visit. Very nice.

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  24. Great photos of a very old part of the world. You are fortunate to have seen these beautiful places.

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  25. Hello cute lady! I’m loving it. Pinned and tweeted. Thank you so much for partying with us. I hope to see you tonight at 7 pm. We love to party with you! Happy Monday! Lou Lou Girls

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  26. Beautiful! It reminds me a bit of Old Town San Diego

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    1. I think that they were built around the same time.

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