Articles From : tMo
Bacara Pollution
Tom takes photos of pollution and debris surrounding the Bacara Resort near Haskell's Beach.
Fairview Avenue
Fairview Avenue is one of Goleta’s main thoroughfares today. But who knew it’s also one of the oldest routes in Goleta?
No Mask Required (Part 2)
In No Mask Required Part 2, we head to the backcountry for one last fling before the creeks dried up for summer.
No Mask Required (Part 1)
Take your mask off your face and your mind off the latest case count, and enjoy some photos of outdoor activities.
The History of the Gaviota Pass
The latest Goleta History video series focuses on that little crack in the mountains we all pass through, the Gaviota Pass.
Goleta's Prisoner of War Camp
Tom shares a historical video about the prisoner of war camp that used to be located in western Goleta.
Green Window
When the hills are great and the creeks are running, the ocean has to take the back seat.
Who Was Hollister?
Goleta History compiled a fascinating video on the background of Hollister Avenue and its namesake's Goleta roots.
Harry Graham Goes Fishing
Tom stumbled on a great collection of historic photos of a local fisherman that passed away.
La Goleta and Shoreline Railroad
A steam locomotive in a sugar shaker factory and vintage sports cars all under one roof, thanks to one creative family in the heart of Goleta.
Joy in January
January 2020 brought out the waves. Waves brought out the people. We brought out the camera. Lots of surf shots here.
Dawn's Early Light
Tom shares photos of surfing at dawn in Goleta.
Surfing Year's End
Tom shares the highlights and lowlights of surf in Goleta for the end of 2019.
Flat Out Gorgeous
Tom shares photos of Goleta waves, or lack thereof, earlier this month.
The History of Vista del Mar School
Driving up the coast on the northbound 101, just before the massive Mariposa Reina oil facility, this old Spanish style building sits.
The History of the Goleta Train Depot
The iconic Goleta Train Depot reminds us of a simpler time when Goleta was just a small farm town.
Summer in the Back Country
Tom shares photos of summer fun at Red Rock's swimming holes.
The History of Kate Bell's Cactus
Tom explores the history of Kate Bell's nearly 100-year-old cactus patch underneath the Sandpiper Golf Course a new video.
When June Gloom Hangs On
Tom skipped the waves during June Gloom and took a bike ride along the coastal trail from El Capitan to Refugio.
Spring In Our Backcountry
Tom shares photos from a recent visit to the Goleta backcountry following several rainstorms.