all missions
they got them from other missions and then put them on the missions.
yes they did because other missions have more bells or gardens
they all have Indians and bells
san juan
Richard F Pourade has written: 'Time of the bells' -- subject(s): History, Missions, Missions, Spanish, Spanish Missions
The mission Santa Barbara is one of the 21 missions founded by Franciscan friars between San Diego and the San Francisco Bay Area. Today, it sits on a hill above the city of Santa Barbara and has great views of the town and the coast. It is unique among the missions for having two bell towers. Among other interesting things to see while visiting are the grave yard and the fountains and water works.
Yes, at the Mission Santa Clara de Asis, the eighth of the California missions.
everyone sings jingle bells.
There have been six Apollo missions that have landed on the moon. But many other unmanned missions.
It is the route between the 21 California missions. Today that route has mission bells along the roads to remind people of the history.
To fight other missions
The El Camino is very real and is still in use. Today the California highway system follows the original route and has placed mission bells all along the route to let people know they are on the El Camino. The route was the one used between the 21 missions system in California. All the missions were a days ride from each other.