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December 4, 2008, Oceanside, California, USA A section of the Mission San Luis Rey's new 12 foot tall concrete sign is lowered into place on its base in this view that shows the Mission in the background. Another panel of the same shape, but with writing facing the opposite direction, will be ''sandwiched'' with this panel, with pillars on each end and a decorative ''cap'' placed o

December 4, 2008, Oceanside, California, USA_A section of the Mission San Luis Rey's new 12 foot tall concrete sign is lowered into place on its base in this view that shows the Mission in the background. Another panel of the same shape, but with writing facing the opposite direction, will be ''sandwiched'' with this panel, with pillars on each end and a decorative ''cap'' placed o Stock Photo

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