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Mission San Juan Capistrano 
Swallows and Tradition
Since the 1930s, the world has celebrated the Return of the Swallows to Mission San Juan Capistrano. This picture, created for the 1992 event, features the famous Mission bells, the beautiful rose garden, and the ruins of the Old Mission Church throughout which are flying numerous cliff swallows — the ones without the split tails. Explore more Gavin Arts San Juan Capistrano is a charming and scenic town about 50 miles south of Los Angeles with many hidden treasures that Paul has found and painted. • Be sure to see Kimberleigh's many beautiful designs for the city's Swallows Day events in honor of the return of the swallows. 
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Traditionally, each year on St. Joseph's Day, March 19th, the swallows return to Mission San Juan Capistrano, Father Junipero Serra's "Jewel of the Missions," founded in 1776.Copyright ©1957-2011 Paul Gavin and Kimberleigh Gavin. All rights reserved.
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