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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Oakland’s Cathedral of Christ the Light
“You can go to Europe and see Gothic cathedrals,” said a priest in response to one of a million complaints regarding the latest example of modern architecture confronting the citizens of the Bay Area. “You can come to Oakland and … Continue reading
Missions in Monochome: Carmel Mission
Mission San Carlos Borroméo del río Carmelo, more commonly known as Mission Carmel or Carmel Mission, was the second of the 21 California Missions and was founded by Father Junipero Serra in 1770 in Monterey and then relocated a year … Continue reading
Missions in Monochrome: The Mission in the Middle of Nowhere
Everything was brown. The dirt. The grass. The tree trunks. The tarantulas. Our black boots after hiking one day in Hunter Liggett. I grew up in San Francisco where we had buildings and sidewalks. I walked on the sidewalks from … Continue reading
Missions in Monochrome: Santa Ines
My wife and grandson and I visited La Purisma Mission near Lompoc one Saturday in July 2012 (see previous posting) and the next day we drove down Highway 246 for about a half-hour until we reached the town of Solvang … Continue reading
La Purisma Mission in Monochrome
We spent a week-end in Lompoc a couple of years ago with our grandson, then nine years old. All fourth-graders in California’s public schools learn about the California Missions and the mission assigned to our grandson was La Misión de … Continue reading
Posted in California, Travel
Tagged California 4th Grade Mission Project, California History, California Missions, La Purisma Mission, La Purisma Mission State Historic Park, Lompoc, Monochrome Madness, photography, Solvang, travel, travel photography, travel with grandchildren, Vandenberg Air Force Base
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