Rave: Santa Barbara
- Hungary Jack
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Rave: Santa Barbara
Sunshine. Ocean smells. Mountain hiking. Ocean sounds. Women in fantastic shape. Ocean beaches. Three microbreweries. An airport that never gets crowded. No Billy Ocean.
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- cardinalkarp
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Re: Rave: Santa Barbara
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Me and my wife loved it when we visited there.
Me and my wife loved it when we visited there.
- Cronos
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Re: Rave: Santa Barbara
Boooooooo.Hungary Jack wrote:No Billy Ocean.
- G. Keenan
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Re: Rave: Santa Barbara
You know you missed the "aroma" one inhales during a stroll past Belmont Harbor.
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paskal
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Re: Rave: Santa Barbara
More than a few times I've driven up there just for lunch & hanging around then drove right back. It is really that nice. And I'm addicted to the clam chowder that this shack on the pier makes.Hungary Jack wrote:Sunshine. Ocean smells. Mountain hiking. Ocean sounds. Women in fantastic shape. Ocean beaches. Three microbreweries. An airport that never gets crowded. No Billy Ocean.
- Hungary Jack
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Re: Rave: Santa Barbara
I haven't ventured out on the pier, but Mrs. Jack usually hit The Minnow Cafe at least once for breakfast burritos each trip. It's on the breakwater next to Paddle Sports.paskal wrote:More than a few times I've driven up there just for lunch & hanging around then drove right back. It is really that nice. And I'm addicted to the clam chowder that this shack on the pier makes.Hungary Jack wrote:Sunshine. Ocean smells. Mountain hiking. Ocean sounds. Women in fantastic shape. Ocean beaches. Three microbreweries. An airport that never gets crowded. No Billy Ocean.
Another must-do is driving up over San Marcos Pass (154) to the Cold Spring Tavern off Stagecoach Road just beyond the summit. The tri-tip sammiches are fantastic.
- cardsfansince82
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Re: Rave: Santa Barbara
I love the smell of California (at least the areas I've been). All of the plant life mixed with ocean air is amazing.
- st.lewis11
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Re: Rave: Santa Barbara
I'm considering a weekend trip for me and my honey; before I try googling, any recommendations of where to stay for overnights?
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Spider John
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Re: Rave: Santa Barbara
You mean you like that better than the Windy City?Hungary Jack wrote:Sunshine. Ocean smells. Mountain hiking. Ocean sounds. Women in fantastic shape. Ocean beaches. Three microbreweries. An airport that never gets crowded. No Billy Ocean.
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Re: Rave: Santa Barbara
If you have time drive up to Morro Bay- similar but less populated.





