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{A Few Photos from our Paso Robles Vacation}
When we were @ Hearst Castle, Mike saw this shot and thought it would be neat. It turned out REALLY well after a bit of adjustment in my Lightroom program. My non-believer husband points out an angel...and wants a picture of it! (It IS a naked one, so I'm sure that is why he pointed it out! Ha, ha!)
Here we are standing outside of Mission San Antonio de Padua. This mission is located on an Army Reserve base, Ft. Hunter Liggett. It was really neat...it's been almost completely rebuilt, but it's nice because they did it to look as it would have back then, so it's nice and rustic.
Something interesting about Ft. Hunter Liggett is that you can actively hunt on the base. Hunting opportunities include: Elk, Wild Pig, Cottontail, Jack Rabbit, Bobcat, Coyote, Tree Squirrel, Quail, Duck, Dove, and Goose. I guess that's the "hunter" part of Ft. HUNTER Liggett, eh? These elk were just standing right along the road behind the fence. They all just stood and looked @ us while we took pictures. It makes me sad that people will be shooting at these beautiful animals one day.
When we came out of the Firestone Winery on Monday night, we turned around and this is what we saw! Isn't it BEAUTIFUL?? We couldn't believe what amazing pictures our Lord creates for us to enjoy. We had a great trip and look forward to our next one!
When we were @ Hearst Castle, Mike saw this shot and thought it would be neat. It turned out REALLY well after a bit of adjustment in my Lightroom program. My non-believer husband points out an angel...and wants a picture of it! (It IS a naked one, so I'm sure that is why he pointed it out! Ha, ha!)
Here we are standing outside of Mission San Antonio de Padua. This mission is located on an Army Reserve base, Ft. Hunter Liggett. It was really neat...it's been almost completely rebuilt, but it's nice because they did it to look as it would have back then, so it's nice and rustic.
Something interesting about Ft. Hunter Liggett is that you can actively hunt on the base. Hunting opportunities include: Elk, Wild Pig, Cottontail, Jack Rabbit, Bobcat, Coyote, Tree Squirrel, Quail, Duck, Dove, and Goose. I guess that's the "hunter" part of Ft. HUNTER Liggett, eh? These elk were just standing right along the road behind the fence. They all just stood and looked @ us while we took pictures. It makes me sad that people will be shooting at these beautiful animals one day.
When we came out of the Firestone Winery on Monday night, we turned around and this is what we saw! Isn't it BEAUTIFUL?? We couldn't believe what amazing pictures our Lord creates for us to enjoy. We had a great trip and look forward to our next one!
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