December 2014
Mission Espata
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant. She/Her/Lesbian.
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant. She/Her/Lesbian.
December 2014
17 responses to “Mission Espata”
wonderful shots, they look like the ruin of a historical place.
These are great snaps taken all around the park. The rocks and the monuments looks quite old and historical as mentioned.
It says ” ESPADA so what is Espata? Never the less good ruins. We have something like this too in my hometown. Not as grand as this but it qualifies I guess. Very good stuff,
In my constant travel plans, I will consider this park as one of my favorite places to visit. Thanks for showing it.
There are tons of amazing stuff to see at Mission Espada. I have heard so much about it.
It’s a rather old park. Thank God it’s still working.
The historical park is full of historic monuments. You did well to document this.
What a great location. I wouldn’t mind paying the park a visit.
As a lover of history this is very impressive. Those are some good shots you got too.
Wow, it’s a rather dated site. I’m amazed it’s still going strong.
Those are some very old ruins. I wish I knew the backstory to them.
It’s a lovely tourist attraction. I bet it attracts lots of tourists from all over the States.
How come I have never heard of this historic site? It’s truly amazing.
You got beautiful photos of the place. Keep up the good job Tom.
It’s like a maze. One can easily get lost haha.
It’s a fantastic shot. Great work of an artist in display.
I have no idea about its historical story. But the place already is telling itself.