Santa Fe vs Santa Barbara

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[Post New]03/27/2018 21:04
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Anonymous
Which do you prefer for a 6 day vacation?
[Post New]03/27/2018 21:09
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Anonymous
Santa Barbara
[Post New]03/27/2018 21:15
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Anonymous
Santa Barbara
[Post New]03/27/2018 21:16
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Anonymous
Agree with Santa Barbara
[Post New]03/27/2018 21:23
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Anonymous
Santa Fe is really cool, but a max of 3 days
[Post New]03/27/2018 21:44
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Anonymous
Santa Barbara, hands down.
[Post New]03/27/2018 21:51
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Santa Barbara, hands down.


It's rather gay, or is it Palm Springs I'm thinking of?
[Post New]03/27/2018 22:01
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Anonymous
Santa Barbara.
[Post New]03/27/2018 22:21
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Anonymous
Absolutely Santa Barbara!
[Post New]03/27/2018 22:39
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Santa Barbara, hands down.


It's rather gay, or is it Palm Springs I'm thinking of?


You mean like happy?
[Post New]03/28/2018 01:24
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Santa Barbara, hands down.


It's rather gay, or is it Palm Springs I'm thinking of?


it’s palm springs. but srsly when is gay ever a bad thing?
[Post New]03/28/2018 01:27
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Anonymous
i live in santa barbara and love dcum. of course i would choose santa fe because i’ve never been, but santa barbara really is lovely. downtown is pretty seedy these days and not as elegant as it used to be, but plenty else to see and do.
[Post New]03/28/2018 01:32
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Anonymous wrote:i live in santa barbara and love dcum. of course i would choose santa fe because i’ve never been, but santa barbara really is lovely. downtown is pretty seedy these days and not as elegant as it used to be, but plenty else to see and do.


What makes it seedy? I was there last summer over the 4th of July and never felt that way.
[Post New]03/28/2018 01:42
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:i live in santa barbara and love dcum. of course i would choose santa fe because i’ve never been, but santa barbara really is lovely. downtown is pretty seedy these days and not as elegant as it used to be, but plenty else to see and do.


What makes it seedy? I was there last summer over the 4th of July and never felt that way.


the vagrants have become entrenched on and around state street. certain sections smell of urine. lots of store vacancies. upscale stores such as saks pulled out and were replaced with off 5th, marshalls, h&m etc. you would have never seen a discount store uptown 10 or 15 years ago. strangely there’s been a switch - lower state street which used to be a no-go zone has been redeveloped and is quite nice and hip now.
[Post New]03/28/2018 02:02
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:i live in santa barbara and love dcum. of course i would choose santa fe because i’ve never been, but santa barbara really is lovely. downtown is pretty seedy these days and not as elegant as it used to be, but plenty else to see and do.


What makes it seedy? I was there last summer over the 4th of July and never felt that way.


the vagrants have become entrenched on and around state street. certain sections smell of urine. lots of store vacancies. upscale stores such as saks pulled out and were replaced with off 5th, marshalls, h&m etc. you would have never seen a discount store uptown 10 or 15 years ago. strangely there’s been a switch - lower state street which used to be a no-go zone has been redeveloped and is quite nice and hip now.


I wondered what caused the changes? Santa Barbara is very high end.
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