Kim_Johnson
The first inhabitants that we know of were the Cahuilla Indian Tribe.
In the early 1800’s, it became a cattle ranch for the Mission San Luis Rey and was called Rancho San Jacinto.
When the missions were broken up by the Mexican government, the land was awarded to Jose Antonio Estudillo in 1842.
This looks a lot like eastern Montana.
Wow, I guess it does. Yes indeed, thanks for pointing that out Rex.
It does look like the fields of gold.
Those are fox tails, and yes they do. We have two times a year they turn this golden color.
Love the golden fields and blue skies. Cool history.
I thought you might find it interesting that the missions owned this valley at one time.
Yes that is a cool fact to know.