However, there is a strong Salinan cultural consciousness emerging, and they are industriously recovering their culture. S alinan Painted Cave is carefully watched by the Salinan Nation Tribal Council and the U.S. Dept. of Defense environmental office at Fort Hunter Liggett. It is fenced off, and its location is kept secret. Larger pictures of the Salinan Nation sacred painted cave . Salinan writer Debra Kroll P eafowl and Yellowbill Magpies have a very purposeful presence at the Mission these days.
Relics testify to the vast industry that once was here.
His architect, Julia Morgan, built a lodge, now called the Hacienda very near the Mission. S an Antonio Valley from the northwest at dawn Explorer's Special when exploring California Central Coast back country and the San Antonio Valley. There is a special for PelicanNetwork users at Keefer's Inn in King City - 24 miles from Mission San Antonio. Approved to benefit Pelican Affinity Partners, the community-based non profits who help the arts and environment. First People of the Pajaro Beautifully told history of the Monterey Bay natives by Lois Robin - a CD T he Butterfly Center at Santa Cruz Park Friends.