The scene in the photo above is the first thing many people see as they approach the mission, a sign. In the distance you can see the bell tower.
Sign that You’ve Arrived at Mission San Miguel Arcangel (1/10)
Barbara Hart Radisavljevic
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How many mission were or still are between you and me? Remember I am right next to San Luis Rey de Francia. I am so glad you chose to post these. I haven’t been to this one.
Each were a days walk right?
There are six between yours and San Miguel. I don’t think I’ve been to yours, though I’ve been to Capistrano and San Diego. We visited a very small historic church I thought was a mission when we were in the area of Julian or San Diego after we had camped somewhere in that area. (It’s hard remembering back to 1989.) I can’t seem to find it on the mission list. We didn’t get much further in than the cemetery. I don’t think it was open when we were there. Now it’s driving me nuts trying to remember what it was. I’ll have to go back through the old photo albums of that trip.
Six, well that makes sense. So it would take about a week to walk up there.
Okay, now you have me wondering. I can’t remember the small church either. I did spend some time in that graveyard on the hill.. I do need to go back up there soon when it warms up a bit more. If you do find the pictures, post them!
That was so far back I’ll have to scan them. I think I have all the photos here now, and I finally brought the scanner over. Now I” find out if my set-up works, but it may take some time, since other things are currently more important.
Well, I hope it does. Good luck, when you do get time. : )