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| Bell tower of Mission San Miguel. |
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| My best friend Chinchih inside Mission San Miguel. She's my real life patron saint of the road trip. |
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| Mission Santa Ines. The statue brightly lit on the altar is Saint Agnes, patron saint of the Mission. |
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| Our Lady of the Journey. It took me a while to realize "Our Lady of X" are different versions of Virgin Mary. |
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| Among all the Missions I have visited, Mission Santa Ines has the most beautiful garden. It feels almost like Filoli. |
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| A corner of the Mission garden. |
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| It was a hot day and the garden felt like a paradise. |
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| Mission La Purisima Concepcion. We were impressed by the giant cottonwood tree in front of the Mission. |
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| Unlike other Missions, part of the Mission walls are painted in rose color. |
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| It had already past the closing time (5pm), but the very nice park ranger gave us a few more minutes to take photos. |
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| Last stop, Mission San Luis Obispo. |
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| Mission San Luis Obispo has a very unusual L shaped building structure. |
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| Look at the other side of the Mission. The altar is at the junction of the L shaped structure. |
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| Life size porcelain Pieta in the Mission. |
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| Santa Rita, patron saint of Impossible Causes. |
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