Sunday, April 6, 2014
Solvang
Enchanted ivy-covered castle-like walls beckon to the imagination in the quaint real-life village nestled in the hills above Santa Barbara.
My high-flying adventure had to be post-poned due to Santa Ana winds so instead I brought my dad to Solvang for an afternoon of browsing through antique stores (the highest single item price I saw was $64,000!!) and visiting the Hans Christian Anderson Museum. We topped off our afternoon with samplings of many different kinds of Brats, and a couple of beers.
On our way out of town I took a ten minute detour to find the miniature horses. It was closed, but I still managed to snap a photo with something in it for perspective:
There's a four-wheeler in the background so you can see how tiny these horses are. I know a Great Dane that is bigger than these horses...
Anyway, perhaps it wasn't an adrenaline pumping thrill-seeking kind of day like hang gliding would have been, but it was a fun day nonetheless.
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