August 13, 2020
Get Out of Town
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November 25, 2019
The Rebirth of the Cuyama Buckhorn, a Classic Roadside Motel
The motel isn't fully renovated yet, but I made a reservation, enticed by the photos online, the news that an L.A. chef is heading the kitchen, and a desire to see a part of the state—on the other side of Los Padres National Forest—that was virgin territory. 2
















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The decision to not renew the Trapeze school is exactly why the city's vision of revitalizing downtown is misguided. This business brought community to downtown and… — ES Corchero
We looked at the house on Paseo Ferrelo in 2010 when we were moving here from the Bay Area. It was 1.1 and my memories… — AFC
Are you referring to the temporary railroad bridge (a.k.a. a shoofly) to be installed so a new bridge can be built? (See the first link… — Erik Torkells
You never mention the second set of railroad tracks that will be added near the 101 and Cabrillo intersection so that the old railroad bridge… — Marc H
Removal of the trapeze school is a foolish idea. I had friends that lived in the area. When it was an open park, they had… — Meg
Really enjoyed this piece. Little known fact: Westmont College owns an apartment building on Ocean View. — Dana Alexander
https://californiacoastaltrail.org/trail-section/santa-barbara-section-11/ The California Coastal Trail in this area is on the beach proper. — JL
Quick check at open source map will show where these are. https://deflock.org/ Delete your data: email [email protected] (name + plate + state) In CA? Cite… — Aimee
I mind a lot. A lot. — Chris Sherman
Good on you for mentioning The Bunker. They have built a very comfortable and stylish place to hang while your group is driving. — Alex