Rings
Santa Barbara French Festival
Oak Park, Santa Barbara, Calif.
July 2010
Santa Barbara French Festival
Oak Park, Santa Barbara, Calif.
July 2010
Le Roi. 
Lavande Fraiche.Sunday, July 18, 2010
Le French
Le French
Santa Barbara French Festival
Oak Park, Santa Barbara, Calif.
July 2010
Santa Barbara French Festival
Oak Park, Santa Barbara, Calif.
July 2010
Sous un ciel ensoleillé, une famille fait un piquenique dans un parc. Des jeunes amoureux boivent du vin dans l'ombre de la Tour Eiffel. Des artistes, bérets sur la tête, travaillent à leurs peintures. C'est Paris sans doute, n'est-ce pas?
Mais non! En realité, c'est la Fête Française de Santa Barbara.
La Reine.
S'ennuie.
Livre.
Catedral.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Crack
Crack
Lizard's Mouth, Santa Barbara, Calif.
July 5th, 2010
After four days fighting against the rain and wet and fog up all over the mountains, trying to climb but not having much luck, and dodging douche bag July 4th vacationers, the sun finally came out for a little bit.
Lizard's Mouth, Santa Barbara, Calif.
July 5th, 2010
After four days fighting against the rain and wet and fog up all over the mountains, trying to climb but not having much luck, and dodging douche bag July 4th vacationers, the sun finally came out for a little bit.
Say no to crack bubba, pull your pants up.
Pull.
Impatience.Sunday, July 11, 2010
Damp
Damp
Carp Sewers
Carpenteria, Calif.
July 3rd, 2010
Its California, more or less Southern CA for arguments sake. Geographically & culturally I suppose that that could be dabated. Though admittedly we have enough fake boobs, spray on tans, former child actors, 300 days of surf, and enough broken dreams in Ventuckey to qualify as SoCal. Anyhow I digress, its California, SoCal really. And we all know it doesn't rain much in SoCal. In fact it rains even less in the middle of a 7 year drought in SoCal. Which is what we are in the middle of, except of course that the 7 year drought has so far last 12 dusty miserable years.
The rain we do get is traditionally quick and painless and falls from Christmas through Valentine's Day. Lately though we have gotten considerably more of the liquid sunshine then in decades past. It was a miserable winter rain wise. It felt like it never stopped. Thankfully its summer now; 4th of July coming up, burgers & BBQs on the beach, climbing and flat water surfing for the foreseeable surfing. Sunny and 75 until Halloween. I couldn't wait.
So imagine my surprise when I hike out to my favorite climbing spot and discover it to be just a tad damp. So much for summer...
Carp Sewers
Carpenteria, Calif.
July 3rd, 2010
Its California, more or less Southern CA for arguments sake. Geographically & culturally I suppose that that could be dabated. Though admittedly we have enough fake boobs, spray on tans, former child actors, 300 days of surf, and enough broken dreams in Ventuckey to qualify as SoCal. Anyhow I digress, its California, SoCal really. And we all know it doesn't rain much in SoCal. In fact it rains even less in the middle of a 7 year drought in SoCal. Which is what we are in the middle of, except of course that the 7 year drought has so far last 12 dusty miserable years.
The rain we do get is traditionally quick and painless and falls from Christmas through Valentine's Day. Lately though we have gotten considerably more of the liquid sunshine then in decades past. It was a miserable winter rain wise. It felt like it never stopped. Thankfully its summer now; 4th of July coming up, burgers & BBQs on the beach, climbing and flat water surfing for the foreseeable surfing. Sunny and 75 until Halloween. I couldn't wait.
So imagine my surprise when I hike out to my favorite climbing spot and discover it to be just a tad damp. So much for summer...
Flooded.
Pond.
Scum.Marine Layer
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Aboard
Julie Marie
VTA Harbour
VTA, Calif.
VTA Harbour
VTA, Calif.
Living the dream.
Vagabonds.
Julie pushed the button.
Mac-n-Cheese.
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