Did the only in SB store change? That must be what happened
There may be one there, but this is in Santa Barbara.
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Good point about the dust. Probably a big ask for gardeners to use brooms. Very inefficient.
Some gardeners once they have the commercial battery back packs those power other equipment as well. Very efficient.
Love TJ Maxx for haircare, travel items, specialty size clothing & shoes, gourmet one off’s, shower / bath decor and towels /sheets. Always worth a peruse!
"Let them eat cake," right? Clearly you've never stepped foot inside the store, Either that or you are a pretend snob.
That's fine, you can go ahead and pay 3x for the same thing. It's your money.
Nobody needs affordable clothing?
This is truly a sad circumstance if they open a TJ Maxx in Goleta. We don't need more stores full of low quality junk that nobody needs.
Don, I feel no blowers are needed. Electric has a whine. The real issue for me is the dust stirred up. Blowing leaves, leaves our cars dirty, stirs up god knows what and is in my opinion a waste of a gardener's time for the result. It's only blowers that are supposed to be electric. Gas lawn mover, edger, hedgers and chainsaws are allowed.
Uncle Roccos and Rozzis have New York Style slices.
Unrelated, my garderners are now using electric leaf blowers. No more frantically closing windows to keep 2 stroke oil exhaust out of the house and dealing with the noise on calls and meetings. What a difference! I asked the worker today about it and he is much happier as well.
I tried asking but have yet to hear back. I imagine it has to be doing slices, given the location on the State Street Promenade (i.e., not especially conducive to picking up whole pies or delivery).
So excited to try Bombay Station! Does anyone know if Milio's will sell pizza by the slice?
Hi Erik. We’re very happy you discovered our beautiful neighborhood. It’s so wonderful living here. Nice people, diverse walking & hiking oppts, great biking, stunning views of the mountains & the ocean, the sunrises and sunsets are spectacular.
We appreciate you and the creative work you consistently publish. Your heart is in your work. It shows. Thanks very much, Erik.
Warmest regards, Betsy
You really outdid yourself on this walk/tour! Great, thoughtful captures of little details, design elements, and homes. Nicely done!
I agree! My husband and I went for dinner last week and it was an excellent experience in terms of food, drinks & service!
I hope so, loosing those trees will be absolutely devastating. Some of the Monterey Cypress trees are over 100 years old. I really hope all efforts are made to stop this.
One thing to consider about CCT is that the beach isn’t always passable. High tides, erosion, and seasonal changes can make walking on the sand impossible, so Padaro Lane serves as the practical Coastal Trail route when beach access is limited.
The farm stand is a real treasure, and that isn’t a driveway, but rather the top of Foothill Lane. It’s like a scene out of a movie every time the mail carriers drive down it.
Parma is also one of the best kept secrets in town
Haha I saw my parents house.
All these houses are on Google Street View.
Benches at cottage hospital on Pueblo / Oak park lane
Thank you for fixing the pinch to zoom! It was especially helpful in this article, particularly to see the animals in the garden.
Mason and State
The parked cars are people walking or cycling on Mountain or Gibraltar
