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That would have been a long way to go on your knees. I enjoyed the tour.

Wow, that mission is so old! Really cool!

Thanks for sharing.

In case you are not aware: If the water you drove through submerged your axle hubs you should have them checked to ensure water did not get into your hubs. If you get water in the grease/oil it won't lubricate properly and it can damage the wheel hubs. The guys that forge streams 4 wheeling often have to repack the hubs with grease after having fun. If nothing else mention it to the mechanic next time you have your rig serviced.

Thanks again for sharing.

MelissaD wrote:Thanks for sharing.

In case you are not aware: If the water you drove through submerged your axle hubs you should have them checked to ensure water did not get into your hubs. If you get water in the grease/oil it won't lubricate properly and it can damage the wheel hubs. The guys that forge streams 4 wheeling often have to repack the hubs with grease after having fun. If nothing else mention it to the mechanic next time you have your rig serviced.

Thanks again for sharing.

We were on a tour - we didn't drive - they do.

really interesting!! so pretty and I think looking at that road a tour was good
sheila

Very interesting day trip Beth. You find the most interesting places to meander to.

So glad you got to visit that mission. We were very impressed with it. When we went there I think in 2005 - Bill drove the Jeep and the road up there wasn't paved - just dirt and rocks. That was fun. It took us a couple of hours to get there.
Keep thinking about visiting main land.

certainly enjoyed that visit

The black and red bean in your hand is called a Rosary Pea (how appropriate for the Mission you visited) or Crab's Eye (appropriate for Florida since it also grows here). It is extremely poisonous.
What a terrific picture of the vulture. I've never seen one made to look lovely before.
You guys are having the greatest time in your travels together. I envy you! 8-Dell

What a fantastic tour! Thanks for taking us along.
I know what you mean about experiencing beauty that can't be explained in words... just capture it in your heart & know that you have experienced a bit of heaven on earth.

take care...
Catherine