👨🏾‍🦯🚙 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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[Gare]

Wow GREAT PLACE GREAT PICTURES . i do have a question. Are you AFRAID of water snakes ? I see your wearing snake chaps on your arms ?hehehe Just kidding you i know why Please keep reporting in on your finds and searching

 

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[Gare]

Do you encounter snakes in the wintry months ?

 

[CreekSide]

Looks like a fun time, good luck

 

[Jorgeke]

Do you encounter snakes in the wintry months ?

Hi Gare,

No, did not expect to find any snakes during winter in this land.
But the thorn bushes are still there, I like to overpass in a middle of those bushes, where other Detectorist are not accessing, thinking that will be a better probability of a unique coin. Or a Jesuit ring in this trip.


Keep in touch

 

[Gare]

OK Thanks for explaining. I seen them keeping the chaps dry by carrying them on there arms while crossing the river