One of my favorite missions. As @CowboyGospeler points out, the River of Life motif is common to mission doors—the simple carvings were actually rich symbols of baptism, eternal life and a New Eden.
Mission La Purísima Concepción in Lompoc, Santa Barbara County. You can see the River of Life woodwork on the wooden doors, found on California missions.
@j0nnysalami@lovelandliberty@CowboyGospeler I’ve been to a couple Chumash petroglyph sites—extremely interesting. Several researchers have suggested certain sites show a unique understanding of astronomy, possibly due to their experience navigating to and from the Channel Islands and up and down the SoCal coast.
@tanpukunokami Not so common in Southern California (because, earthquakes). My first time seeing a “real” basement used as a recreation room was visiting friends in Kansas.
Reports are that most participants showed up after seeing the gathering billed on social media as a photo event. Some bad actors began doing burnouts in the channel, and LAPD’s street racing unit responded. The channel is posted no trespassing. (Don’t know if the photoshoot was permitted or not, though.)
Reports are that most participants showed up after seeing the gathering billed on social media as a photo event. Some bad actors began doing burnouts in the channel, and LAPD’s street racing unit responded. The channel is posted no trespassing. (Don’t know if the photoshoot was permitted or not, though.)