👨🏾‍🦯🚙 Next Adventure is coming, traveling to the past 👨🏾‍🦯👨🏾‍🦯

[Jorgeke]

This weekend lets camping in …

I will let you know the findings

All aboard… welcomed any adventurers

The Jesuits established missions in various parts of Chihuahua, with the purpose of converting the indigenous people to Christianity, teaching them Catholic practices, and establishing Christian communities. These missions not only had a religious purpose, but also served as agricultural, craft and educational teaching centers.

Recognized for their emphasis on education, the Jesuits founded colleges and schools in Chihuahua to educate both the indigenous and Spanish populations. These institutions not only provided religious education, but also taught a wide range of academic disciplines and contributed to the cultural development of the region.

Within this historical context, the temple of San Nicolás de la Joya emerges as a monument to the Jesuit work in Chihuahua. Located in the town of the same name, this temple, although now in ruins, reflects the past presence of the Jesuits in the region. Note .- Published in El Sol de Parral newspaper

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[robertk]

That looks like an awesome place to hunt! Good luck!

 

[Jorgeke]

That looks like an awesome place to hunt! Good luck!

Thanks robertk

It is a private property, we got permit to access, it’s around 3 hours driving from Chihuahua city. A very wild area… God will drive us. 🙏🏽

 

[The Rebel]

WTG on getting permission!

Looking forward to your updates!

 

[Almy]

Thanks for the interesting post for someone like me who enjoys history. That seems a good place to make records of your finds so students of history later can learn more about the site.

 

[metalman2024]

cool find wish I was close to such a site

 

[GaRebel1861]

Good luck!!

 

[ArfieBoy]

Looks like a great adventure ahead for you all! I look forward to your posts from your upcoming hunt of this site. Good luck and great fortune to you.

 

[Jorgeke]

This weekend lets camping in …

I will let you know the findings

All aboard… welcomed any adventurers

The Jesuits established missions in various parts of Chihuahua, with the purpose of converting the indigenous people to Christianity, teaching them Catholic practices, and establishing Christian communities. These missions not only had a religious purpose, but also served as agricultural, craft and educational teaching centers.

Recognized for their emphasis on education, the Jesuits founded colleges and schools in Chihuahua to educate both the indigenous and Spanish populations. These institutions not only provided religious education, but also taught a wide range of academic disciplines and contributed to the cultural development of the region.

Within this historical context, the temple of San Nicolás de la Joya emerges as a monument to the Jesuit work in Chihuahua. Located in the town of the same name, this temple, although now in ruins, reflects the past presence of the Jesuits in the region. Note .- Published in El Sol de Parral newspaper View attachment 2177644View attachment 2177645

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[oldmxrat]

That looks like an awesome site. Best of luck!

 

[Jorgeke]

This weekend lets camping in …

I will let you know the findings

All aboard… welcomed any adventurers

The Jesuits established missions in various parts of Chihuahua, with the purpose of converting the indigenous people to Christianity, teaching them Catholic practices, and establishing Christian communities. These missions not only had a religious purpose, but also served as agricultural, craft and educational teaching centers.

Recognized for their emphasis on education, the Jesuits founded colleges and schools in Chihuahua to educate both the indigenous and Spanish populations. These institutions not only provided religious education, but also taught a wide range of academic disciplines and contributed to the cultural development of the region.

Within this historical context, the temple of San Nicolás de la Joya emerges as a monument to the Jesuit work in Chihuahua. Located in the town of the same name, this temple, although now in ruins, reflects the past presence of the Jesuits in the region. Note .- Published in El Sol de Parral newspaper View attachment 2177644View attachment 2177645

👍🏽😎

 

[Jorgeke]

That looks like an awesome place to hunt! Good luck!

Thanks Robertk
Keep in touch


I will post the fundings if any

 

[WoodsDigger]

This weekend lets camping in …

I will let you know the findings

All aboard… welcomed any adventurers

The Jesuits established missions in various parts of Chihuahua, with the purpose of converting the indigenous people to Christianity, teaching them Catholic practices, and establishing Christian communities. These missions not only had a religious purpose, but also served as agricultural, craft and educational teaching centers.

Recognized for their emphasis on education, the Jesuits founded colleges and schools in Chihuahua to educate both the indigenous and Spanish populations. These institutions not only provided religious education, but also taught a wide range of academic disciplines and contributed to the cultural development of the region.

Within this historical context, the temple of San Nicolás de la Joya emerges as a monument to the Jesuit work in Chihuahua. Located in the town of the same name, this temple, although now in ruins, reflects the past presence of the Jesuits in the region. Note .- Published in El Sol de Parral newspaper View attachment 2177644View attachment 2177645

Bring home a Jesuit ring ! Good luck !!Jesuits were great explorers. Great reading their early encounters.

 

[Jorgeke]

View attachment 2178557This weekend lets camping in …

I will let you know the findings

All aboard… welcomed any adventurers

The Jesuits established missions in various parts of Chihuahua, with the purpose of converting the indigenous people to Christianity, teaching them Catholic practices, and establishing Christian communities. These missions not only had a religious purpose, but also served as agricultural, craft and educational teaching centers.

Recognized for their emphasis on education, the Jesuits founded colleges and schools in Chihuahua to educate both the indigenous and Spanish populations. These institutions not only provided religious education, but also taught a wide range of academic disciplines and contributed to the cultural development of the region.

Within this historical context, the temple of San Nicolás de la Joya emerges as a monument to the Jesuit work in Chihuahua. Located in the town of the same name, this temple, although now in ruins, reflects the past presence of the Jesuits in the region. Note .- Published in El Sol de Parral newspaper View attachment 2178534View attachment 2178537View attachment 2178543📰 View attachment 2178544View attachment 2178547View attachment 2178548View attachment 2178549View attachment 2178551View attachment 2178553View attachment 2178552View attachment 2178555
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Just few coins ( I will show you latter)
A terrific adventure, including a long day walks ( 12 kms)

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

What a great looking old site to hunt - congrats on the cool finds !

 

[metalman2024]

That looks like an awesome place to hunt! Good luck!

That crack in the wall sure looks scary, good everyone's safe after climbing to the 2nd floor, nice finds, that crunched up copper plate/object at bottom of photo (10th object) looks like something I found metal detecting a Toronto parking lot turf, could have been the copper plate of a church spire. I was almost going to throw mine except I noticed it was dense as copper. Tested with magnet and it wasn't iron, I kept it!

 

[Jorgeke]

View attachment 2178557This weekend lets camping in …

I will let you know the findings

All aboard… welcomed any adventurers

The Jesuits established missions in various parts of Chihuahua, with the purpose of converting the indigenous people to Christianity, teaching them Catholic practices, and establishing Christian communities. These missions not only had a religious purpose, but also served as agricultural, craft and educational teaching centers.

Recognized for their emphasis on education, the Jesuits founded colleges and schools in Chihuahua to educate both the indigenous and Spanish populations. These institutions not only provided religious education, but also taught a wide range of academic disciplines and contributed to the cultural development of the region.

Within this historical context, the temple of San Nicolás de la Joya emerges as a monument to the Jesuit work in Chihuahua. Located in the town of the same name, this temple, although now in ruins, reflects the past presence of the Jesuits in the region. Note .- Published in El Sol de Parral newspaper View attachment 2178534View attachment 2178537View attachment 2178543📰 View attachment 2178544View attachment 2178547View attachment 2178548View attachment 2178549View attachment 2178551View attachment 2178553View attachment 2178552View attachment 2178555
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[Digger RJ]

View attachment 2178557This weekend lets camping in …

I will let you know the findings

All aboard… welcomed any adventurers

The Jesuits established missions in various parts of Chihuahua, with the purpose of converting the indigenous people to Christianity, teaching them Catholic practices, and establishing Christian communities. These missions not only had a religious purpose, but also served as agricultural, craft and educational teaching centers.

Recognized for their emphasis on education, the Jesuits founded colleges and schools in Chihuahua to educate both the indigenous and Spanish populations. These institutions not only provided religious education, but also taught a wide range of academic disciplines and contributed to the cultural development of the region.

Within this historical context, the temple of San Nicolás de la Joya emerges as a monument to the Jesuit work in Chihuahua. Located in the town of the same name, this temple, although now in ruins, reflects the past presence of the Jesuits in the region. Note .- Published in El Sol de Parral newspaper View attachment 2178534View attachment 2178537View attachment 2178543📰 View attachment 2178544View attachment 2178547View attachment 2178548View attachment 2178549View attachment 2178551View attachment 2178553View attachment 2178552View attachment 2178555
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Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!