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Gene Wild > This statue by James Hubbell is part of San Diego's Pacific Rim Park on the Western end of Shelter Island. A small plaque on the statues base has this quote from Ann Morrow Lindberg that captures the setting well: "The waves echo behind me/Patience-Faith-Openness/ is what the sea has to teach."

Gene Wild > Students from San Diego's sister cities Tijuana, Vladivostok and Yanti,China worked with artist James Hubbell to create this fountain as a center piece of San Diego's Pacific Rim Park. Located on Shelter Island this park celabrates the links we have with our Pacific neighbors.

Gene Wild > Bubble Bath is a child size sculpture by Dan Hill. Located in a park on Shelter Island it depicts a toddler blowing bubbles and is another example of the public art San Diego has to offer.

Gene Wild > Built in 1929 the Junipero Serra museum is in Presidio Park. It is near the site of San Diego's first mission. In 1774 the mission was relocated but the presideo continued to serve the area.

Gene Wild > Built in 1929 the Junipero Serra Museum is near the origianl site of San Diego's first mission. The mission was relocated in 1774 but the presidio continued to serve the area until the mid 1800s.

Gene Wild > The dome of the Junipero Serra Museum and its weather vane make a dramatic abstract against San Diego's blue sky. The museum was built in 1929 and is part of Presidio Park near Old Town San Diego

Gene Wild > The Junipero Serra Museum was built in 1929 at Presidio Park, near the sight of the original San Diego mission. The original mission was relocated in 1774 but the presidio served the area into the 1800's.

Gene Wild > This wine press is typical of those used in California from the mid 1700s into the 1800s. This one is on display at the Junipero Serra Museum in San Diego's Presidio Park.

This statue by James Hubbell is part of San Diego's Pacific Rim Park on the Western end of Shelter Island. A small plaque on the statues base has this quote from Ann Morrow Lindberg that captures the setting well: "The waves echo behind me/Patience-Faith-Openness/ is what the sea has to teach."