St. Isabel Mission by junge1
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Description
St. Isabel Mission was founded in 1910 and serves the people of Lukachukai, Navajo Reservation. The mission belongs to the parish of the Roman Catholic diocese of Gallop, New Mexico.
This picture was taken on 20 November 2003,
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Comments (30)
very incongrous image with a stone or adobe building and a satellite dish off to one side Great capture
Lovely shot!
I like Gallup area.superb capture
GREAT CAPTURE
love this place very nice....Great capture sig.
very wonderful image here
I love the construction. So interesting to see the building from this angle! Beautiful lines ...
Wonderful capture of this beautiful old church!
nice church, very nice shot
Interesting front entrance design, nice shot!
Great shot and I would love to go in there.
Wonderful capture !!!
Shining shot.
A beautiful scenery shot here hon.
I went there back in 1996 I guess, on a very dark day and it was impressive. Super shot here.
Great shot! And the background hills are magnificent! Always appreciate, too, your write-ups concerning your photos, Sig.
Great capture
Super shot :)
This sure gives you an idea of the weather and heat out there, there are buildings in the UK hundreds of years old that look better! This is a great shot and I'm glad it still stands.. Well shown.. Rob
Wonderful capture my friend. God Bless.
Very beautiful landscape view and capture my friend.
Interesting view! Wonderful shot! :)
fantastic picture!
Interesting place :)
A great shot and it looks rather ironic to see a sattelite dish beside this very old building.
And look like only 100 years old....good shape :)
Nice capture!!
interesting building Sig ! thx for sharing!
Wonderfully maintained and 93 years old at the time of capture!
Xlt shot & composition!