Santa Barbara: Lake Cachuma
As Chelsea commented on my last post, I am a bit tardy in completing my Santa Barbara pics posts. Things have been a bit crazy in the last week or so. But I'm back in action, now!
Mark and I spent a wonderful 5 days in Santa Barbara, visiting in honor of Lee & Chelsea's wedding. On Saturday, we rented a patio-boat with our friends on Lake Cachuma for an entire day.
It was beautiful!
I captained a bit.
Mark captained a bit. And here is Lee, the groom.
Jessica, joined us for the weekend, home from Berkley.
Lisa snapping expert photos of the groom to be.
Chelsea's siter and Brian--my god, Brian, look how sexy you are even when you're not putting your socks on!
It took the boys a while, but they finally figured out (between the 4 of them) how to light the little BBQ.
And the food was good! (I actually DO like burnt hot dogs)
Matt and Katie, home for the weekend from Boston, brought guacamole, tri-tip and mojitos! Man, they had us spoiled.
Kit and Lisa enjoy the front bow of the patio boat. Later we learn from the helpful lake patrol officer that this is illegal (since the boat was moving). Oops.
Chelsea, the lovely bride.
Yoooou!!!!?
And, finally, Lee captained a bit.
All in all, it was an excellent day.
Mark and I spent a wonderful 5 days in Santa Barbara, visiting in honor of Lee & Chelsea's wedding. On Saturday, we rented a patio-boat with our friends on Lake Cachuma for an entire day.
It was beautiful!
I captained a bit.
Mark captained a bit. And here is Lee, the groom.
Jessica, joined us for the weekend, home from Berkley.
Lisa snapping expert photos of the groom to be.
Chelsea's siter and Brian--my god, Brian, look how sexy you are even when you're not putting your socks on!
It took the boys a while, but they finally figured out (between the 4 of them) how to light the little BBQ.
And the food was good! (I actually DO like burnt hot dogs)
Matt and Katie, home for the weekend from Boston, brought guacamole, tri-tip and mojitos! Man, they had us spoiled.
Kit and Lisa enjoy the front bow of the patio boat. Later we learn from the helpful lake patrol officer that this is illegal (since the boat was moving). Oops.
Chelsea, the lovely bride.
Yoooou!!!!?
And, finally, Lee captained a bit.
All in all, it was an excellent day.
6 Comments:
ohhhh that does look like sooo much fun. it would have been hard to come home
I think I need a tighter belt.
Great pictures again, Anne!
i don't think i've been on a boat at a lake like that since jr high. that looks like a lot of fun. i want to do that.
ahh, santa barbara... [tears well up] there was also a wedding in there somewhere.
but baltimore has it's advantages too: it's currently 90 degress and feels like one is draped in plastic-wrap.
That was a great day. Such a good idea. I'm glad you guys got us away from wedding prep for a while, it was much needed and beautiful.
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