This is the perfect video to show any out of state friends who are curious about where I live. Thank you. I've lived in Carpinteria since I was 3 years old always going to Santa Barbara. But even I didn't know about some of these places.
Your town? It’s a public property and not by specific individual. In fact, it’s a tourist spot. If they’re v-blogging your backyard then, that really looks weird. And if it happens, call the authority.
This is the best SB video I have ever seen. I want to move there, but every SB video was HEAVY on the same tourist attraction. After watching yours I get a more family vibe. Thanks
I remember the Moreton Bay fig tree back in the 60s when it stood right by hwy 101 where it passed through SB. It was always mobbed with hippies hitchhiking up and down the coast. It looks lonely now.
ive lived in santa barbara for over 30 years, i just recently moved out, yes its a nice town but....their is a problem with homeless people, the rent is so high you need to have 2 jobs or more with no time to do any of the stuff you have to do in this video without having the thought in your mind of i should be working to pay rent. its great for a visit but for one room is 1800 rent or 800 dollars a bed in a room with 3 other people in a house with 3 bedrooms all with 4 people paying 800 per bed. dont be fooled.
Josh, you mentioned that you wanted to take a train trip to Santa Barbara. I’ll be in Santa Barbara in early January. I’ll go a train from Providence, RI and have done the cross country train trip at least a dozen times, mostly to San Diego and the Bay Area. If you want to ask me questions about train travel, feel free.
Good video , thanks for sharing , I also take landscape videos in UK , so it's very helpful , I subscribed to the channel, so I'm looking forward to it. Thank you for the good video
Great Video. Thanks for sharing the knowledge. Planning a trip PCH in June and is there any routes you can suggest to see those rolling hills for some photography? Any places that we could stop for some great images? Nothing that needs strenuous hiking. Thanks
Excellent video. You hit all the spots and then some. One rarely seen/visited locale is Lotusland. But you need rsvp well in advance, and limited times they are open. Just subbed!
Just subbed. How many days did you spend there? I. Leaving tomorrow and am spending five days in Santa bar. Thank you for this video. It was perfect and I can’t wait to see many of the places you recommended. Come to Santa Monica next. That’s my home town and there are people from all over the world that travel here.
From SB, take highway 154 to go to the other side of Santa Ynez mountains, turn right at Paradise Rd, keep going straight on Paradise Rd (around 9 miles) to go to the end of the road. There will be a big parking lot and cars can't go any more. Follow the trail instructions to walk to the red rock (1/2 mile). You can jump into the water in summer. It's warm but unluckily there will be just a little water in summer after a long dry season. This link will bring you directly to the Santa Ynez river at Red Rock: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tG2eSntWZrY.html
Please don't come to California or Santa Barbara, the only people who want visitors are the Business owners! And they're the small minority! Am I local? My great,great, great,great grandfather was the mayor ( acalde) in 1790 and he and his Family came to California as part of the first settlers in 1775. We're still here, and I'm 78.
Chris 1 second ago 8:50 "It's important to remember that we displaced these people..." Who is "we" ? I've never been there and I'm not part of your group, so don't blame me. Good video otherwise.
@@kinglouie805socal tourism puts in money towards the city. if there was no tourist there would be no roads, schools would be shit, and santa barbara would be a hell hole, smart one
