San Antonio de Pala Asistencia – Uses of Local Stone
(Today known as Mission San Antonio de Pala)
The Mission Garden
Please note that the Mission San Antonio de Pala Mission church, and gardens were restored over the years. We visited the Pala Mission garden shortly after it opened on a spring day in May 2012, and we found it to be one of the most serene, intimate mission gardens that we’ve seen. Please view these photos as a stroll through the garden with us. Of course, I’ve focused my camera on the stonework and stones found in the garden. Peggy B. & Pat Perazzo
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Fountain in the mission garden |
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Planter along the garden path |
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Strolling through the Mission San Antonio de Pala garden |
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Fountain in the mission garden |
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Brick steps leadin to the fountain |
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Colorful tiles are placed between the brick steps |
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Planter full of geraniums |
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