Gfpacificbee’s Insights & photography
This blog is for my insights on life, the Bible, hiking adventures with my grandson and whatever is important to me
1941 Home
San Diego, California
Lots of Lines, Ovals, Rectangles, Squares & more within the home structure and surrounding landscape.
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Wreaths Across America
Miramar National Cemetery; U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs; San Diego, California
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Photo Credit: ©️2024 Tom Gibson … All Rights Reserved.
Location: Miramar National Cemetery;
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs;
San Diego, California
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U. S. Naval Hospital and Hospital Corps School
San Diego, California
July 4th 1950
My father, Nornal Hule Waters (often spelled Norman in military paperwork.) joined the U. S. Navy on September 24, 1948. He enlisted in South Carolina and had his training in San Diego, California. He attended the U.S. Naval Hospital Corps School and is listed as graduating from the School on July 4, 1950. These photos were scanned from his graduation ceremony program. [My dad saved everything.]
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Cee’s Which Way Challenge-Roads with traffic
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge-Streets
Photo Credit:©️2024 Deb L. Waters (1,3-4);©️2024 Loran L. Watson (2)
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This cross is a monument to Father Junípero Serra and the first Spanish colonists to the region. It is located on the grounds just below the Junípero Serra Museum. The Serra Cross (also known as Padre Cross) is one of San Diego’s most prominent landmarks. It was built in 1913 with tiles excavated from the original Presidio and mission.
The Junípero Serra Museum and the Serra Cross is an area I visited many times during my youth. It is an historical landmark I visited during a school field trip. It is also an area where my church youth group would hold activities at Presidio Park (as it was referred to way back when. The mission and the Cross maintains a significant part in my heart and memories.
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