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MARKETPLACE SANTA BARBARA, CA COLD SPRING TAVERN, serving a delicious country breakfast on Sat. & Sun., and a hearty lunch seven days a week. Dinner items range from the exotic (rack of elk, venison tenderloin, medallions of rabbit) to fresh seafood, the famous Cold Spring Stuffed Chicken and the best BBQ Baby Back Ribs in the West. On weekends, enjoy the live music at the festive Log Cabin bar. 5995 Stagecoach Road, Santa Barbara, 93110. For reservations call 805.97.00. www.ColdSpringTavern.com ThE SANTA BARBARA BOTANIC GARDEN. Conceived and opened in 192, The Botanic Garden is a place of beauty and serenity, of education, research and conservation, of history and stewardship. Enjoy the exquisite exhibits of California native plants set in beautifully designed landscapes. 9am - pm daily. 1212 Mission Canyon Road, Santa Barbara www.SBBG.org AVIA SPA. An East-West sanctuary and day spa unlike any other. Be transported into a world dedicated to the relaxation of your senses. The soft wood tones of custom built Japanese Massage Huts, and gentle soothing sounds of trickling water relax your mind and sooth your soul. 350 Chapala Street, Suite 101 Santa Barbara 805.730.7303 www.AviaSpa.com LuSh, the purveyors of fresh handmade cosmetics, is far more a food retailer than a traditional cosmetics company. Think handmade and fresh merchandise loaded with natural and organic ingredients, prices by weight, greaseless wrapping paper, and best-by dates. Soaps are piled high like exotic cheeses, while fizzing Bath Bombs resemble bushels of apples. LUSH Santa Monica 10 Third Street Promenade 310.255.0030 www.LushUSA.com SANTA YNEZ VALLEY, CA VIN DAL LIMOuSINE, offering all-inclusive wine tours, limousine and town car service to the Santa Ynez Valley. Vin Dal Limo provides all luxury wine tour services to the Wine Valley Inn. Reserve your excursion through the hotel or call Vin Dal Limousine direct at 805.598.235. www.VinDalLimo.com DE-STRESS CAfE, winner of best massage in the Valley, offering Swedish or Trigger Point, Hot Stone, Pregnancy and chair massage, Reflexology, hydrating body wraps and exfoliation. De-Stress Cafe provides all massage and spa services to the Wine Valley Inn. De-Stress Cafe, 13 Copenhagen Drive, Solvang, CA at 805.93.877 www.DeStressCafe.com SuNSTONE VINEYARDS AND WINERY, located in Santa Ynez, the heart of Santa Barbara wine country is open from 10a.m. to p.m. daily. A great day of wine tasting is only 30 minutes north of Santa Barbara. Visit www.SunstoneWinery.com for directions and information on our premium Bordeaux and Rhone style wines. Retro fit:Traveling “Old School” Plus interviews, the trip of a lifetime in Bali, and more from the world of outside the box travel. (Ever been to Nitt Witt Ridge?) COMING NEXT! LAKE COuNTY, CA ThE LIMOuSINE CONNECTION, a full service limousine company specializing in Wine Tours in scenic Lake and Mendocino Counties. Travel in luxury.Visit our web site for further details. Special tours and pricing offered to guests of the Tallman Hotel with hotel pick-up. Complimentary champagne and bottled water included. www.LimoConn.com 707.279.8889 or 707.39.0559 BuCKINGhAM GOLf & COuNTRY CLuB, 2855 East Lake Drive – Kelseyville, CA 9551 – 707.279.83. Mark Wotherspoon, PGA Director of Golf – Ted Mattila, PGA Head Professional – Home of the Celebrity Quarterback Shoot-Out! www.BuckinghamGolf.com LAKE COuNTY BI-PLANE TOuRS Climb into the front seat of our fully restored WWII open cockpit Stearman Bi-Plane and get ready for the experience of a lifetime. Or, settle into our two passenger glass domed glider and soar like a bird on the best thermal waves in the world. Spectacular landscapes spread out beneath your wings as you glide over California’s largest natural lake. For a thrill you’ll never forget, call us at 707-U-CAN-FLY! CAMBRIA, CA MOONSTONES GALLERY is where American imagination takes shape. We present one of our nation’s finest collections of exquisitely crafted American artwork in a variety of media, including jewelry, fashion accessories, kinetic sculptures, colorful kaleidoscopes, and other handmade creations. 070 Burton Dr. Cambria, 800.2.3827, www.Moonstones.com PALM DESERT, CA A GALLERY Sophistication, impeccable taste, knowledge, and understanding best describe A Gallery Fine Art, whose vast collection of contemporary paintings, sculpture, functional art, jewelry, and glass art has served collectors for over a decade. 73-95 El Paseo, Palm Desert, California, 70.3.8885, www.AGalleryFineArt.com SANTA MONICA, CA EXhALE SPA, featuring 20 Zen-inspired therapy rooms with natural birch and willow lighting, accessed through the healing waters sanctuary - a private, tranquil oasis with luxurious soaking tubs and soothing eucalyptus-infused saunas and steam rooms. The dramatic second floor temple-like studio has ocean views and lofty, open ceilings to promote energy flow during yoga and Core Fusion® classes. 122 Second Street 310.899.222 www.ExhaleSpa.com uBuD, BALI, INDONESIA CASA LuNA RESTAuRANT, with its relaxed tropical atmosphere, offers a fine selection of Balinese and Mediterranean dishes. Situated on the main road in Ubud, just down from the village market, it is a favorite with visitors from all over the world. Jalan Raya Ubud, Bali, Indonesia, +2.31.973282, www.CasaLunaBali.com www.BroughtonQuarterly.com 37 http://www.LushUSA.com http://www.ColdSpringTavern.com http://www.VinDalLimo.com http://www.SBBG.org http://www.DeStressCafe.com http://www.AviaSpa.com http://www.SunstoneWinery.com http://www.LimoConn.com http://www.BuckinghamGolf.com http://www.Moonstones.com http://www.AGalleryFineArt.com http://www.CasaLunaBali.com http://www.ExhaleSpa.com http://www.BroughtonQuarterly.com

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