Photos by deango : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Desert garden after a good rain.

That is a really awesome looking Ficus.

The Rock Fig, or scientifically speaking Ficus Palmeri. The most Northern species of fig on the west coast of North America.

An old house at Pozo Aleman.

Not the best photo I have taken. Being that the fence is in the way and all. But it does give an overview of the site.

At the creek next to the mission. I have never seen this creek flow this well before.

A wonderfully preserved cave dwelling and pot/olla nest. Possibly made by the Cochima indians.

A brown maze like pictograph made by a shaman of the Cochima Indians.

Note: As with all the photos of rock art that I post on Panaramio, I purposely mark them in the wrong place, I place photos no more than 1/2 of a mile from the actual position it was taken. This is to ensure that graffiti does not destroy these beatiful sites. If you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact me. Other photos that I take that do not relate to rock art are exactly where I took the picture.

A red abstract pictograph, made by shamans of the Cochima indians.

Note: As with all the photos of rock art that I post on Panaramio, I purposely mark them in the wrong place, I place photos no more than 1/2 of a mile from the actual position it was taken. This is to ensure that graffiti does not destroy these beatiful sites. If you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact me. Other photos that I take that do not relate to rock art are exactly where I took the picture.

I love the plumeria growing wild there. Absolutely Wondeful. Thank you!