Mission San Francisco Solano - by Landry

The mission San Francisco solano is in Sonoma.

The roof of the hallway is made of sticks.

The bell for the mission is shiny.

To cook the soldiers used this kind of stove. It is made of cement.

One thing different about this mission's church is that it has it only has one bench.

The altar looked like this up close. In it are six candles, two statues, and a book.

What I liked about this mission is that it has a lot of cactuses.

By Landry 

Pool time - by Kennedy

Today we went to the art museum and because it was so hot we went swimming with Claudia and her family.

When I got out I was so cold so I wrapped myself with a towel.

Happy Hollow by Landry

Mary is trying cheese and crackers with bugs.

She tried a little piece of the bug.

The goats at Happy Hollow are very nice and we got to feed them.

We went to Happy Hollow to see the new anteater, Xander.

At Happy Hollow, our mom's friend had a son and we played with him. His name is David. 

We drank smoothies and rode horses.

By Landry 

Mission San Juan Bautista - By Kennedy

MIssion San Juan Bautista is a quadrangle shape like most of the missions. 

This mission has a lot of grass to play on in the front.

This is were the three bells are placed.

This is were the horses stay. They eat in there .

This hut was built by the Indians to live in .

This sign talks about the cemetery and the settlers. 

This mission was known for the biggest church.

At this church there is a curtain behind every statue.

These are the clothes that the priest would wear.

Mustang Tournament - by Kennedy

The Mustang Tournament is a soccer tournament where really good teams from all over California come to play. After one of our games, we wants to go swimming, so we went to buy swimsuits with Morgan and Isabella.

After swimming we went to dinner at Applebee's.

When woke up early to go to our 8:30 am game.

After the first game today, we went to the Black Hawk Village to have fun and eat lunch. When we were at the mall we also fed the fish and the birds.

Mission San Francisco de Asis By Kennedy

Mission San Francisco de ASIs is big and has two buildings.

Mission San Francisco de Asis is in the mission district of San Francisco. 

Mission San Francisco is landmark #327.

This is a mural that they painted more than 200 years ago on the walls of the church. 

The ceiling has zig zag designs and was painted with vegetable oil. I think that the red is made out of beets, tomatoes and other veggies

This is the front of the big and colorful basilica called Mission Dolores. 

This is the basilica. This basilica was intentionally built with the mission.

When I was in the basilica I smelt the burning candles from the prayers that people left. 

What is special about this mission is that in the basilica, there are stained glass windows for each of the other 20 missions. You can see them above. I took a picture of the Missions San Miguel and San Fernando. 

This child died at the age of seven years, three months and twenty one days.

By Kennedy

Mission San Juan Bautista by Landry

Mission San Juan Bautista is a little past Gilroy.

The mission has 3 bells. 

Buried in this cemetery are about 4300 settlers. That's a lot of people. 

I like this church because of the statues behind the alter. 

This church is very big...the biggest of all the missions. 

San Juan Bautista has a church with a pulpit that is up high. 

This mission has stagecoaches in a separate building. 

The horses had to stay in these dirty stalls. 

The huts at this mission are diffrerent than the others because they don't have just one opening. The others were cone-shaped with one opening. 

The courtyard of this mission is quite small.

I am standing in front of some rose bushes. The building behind me is the church. 

The hallway is very long.

Mission San Juan Bautista is a historical landmark. All missions are historic landmarks but they all have their own landmark numbers. 

By Landry