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The earthy deserty look
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it is being well maintained now. It looks great.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful history lesson and photograph!
ReplyDelete...old and looking fin!
ReplyDeleteOld and a pure simple beauty to it.
ReplyDeleteSimple beauty
ReplyDeleteI grew up with the California missions-- none so old as this one, of course. Interesting post, Jeff. Also interesting was your comment on the Great Wall post from Roentare.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo and great information. I also, like Bill above, found your Great Wall comment very interesting!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the information; this photo of the church is very moving because of its raw, primitive quality. Earthen architecture has long fascinated me because of the varied forms it can take across so many regions.
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