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Mission Santa Barbara. |
| A secluded beach accessed by wooden staircase from the Mesa. |  |
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Spanish style courthouse. |
| Entrance to the downtown El Paseo shopping mall. |  |
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A bloom brightens the day. |
| The Paradise Cafe. |  |
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Owner Tina Takaya outside Brigitte’s on State St. |
| An elegant Spanish tile. |  |
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The corner of State & Haley is a hub of Old Town Santa Barbara. |
| Marsha makes a mean Margarita at Brigitte’s restaurant. |  |
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