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The Exceptional Sundowner Winds of Santa Barbara
Ninety degrees on the beach at sunset, 6:19, October 24, 2017. Autumn’s sweet We call it fall —Red Hot Chili Peppers It’s 2:30 and 93 degrees right now as I write this. Fall’s sweet, we call it summer. Perhaps the … Continue reading →
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