A family story.

Open book.

San Juan Capistrano is a relatively sleepy small town much like many, many similar small towns across America. But San Juan is the site of one of Father Junipero Serra’s first California missions, one that is still called "The Jewel of the Missions." And the legendary story of the migration of swallows and their return to the mission each year on St. Joseph’s Day has given the town some noteriety, inspired a song, and brought millions of visitors over the years to celebrate the return each year with week-long festivities capped by the Swallows Day Parade.

A story in Dialogue.

A real-life experience with an intense morning electrical storm high in the wilderness of the Southern Colorado rockies.