🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <slrnfpdg9d.32l.julian@adeed.tele.com>, Julian Macassey
<julian@tele.com> wrote:

> On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 19:08:33 -0800, Tim May <timcmay@removethis.got.n>
> > In-N-Out was fabulously successful when it spread up north, mostly
> > along 101, until it reached well past SF, into Marin and Sonoma
> > Counties. The number in "off ramps" from Santa Barbara to Santa Maria
> > to Atascadero to Salinas to Gilroy and into the Promised Land of the
> > Santa Clara Valley and Bay Area is enormous. (Though they need one near
> > me, out in Santa Cruz County. And maybe one in San Luis Obispo. And the
> > fast food Mecca for travellers near Buellton.)
> 
>  There is an In & Out in Santa Barbara, take the Turnpike
> off ramp.
> 
>  The next one north is Santa Maria. But around Buellton,
> there is a fair asmount of bogus Danish food to try.

Yes, I know about these places. I was actually listing them as I
remember having stopped at them, from Santa Barbara on up. I thought my
line "The number in "off ramps" from Santa Barbara to Santa Maria
to Atascadero to Salinas to Gilroy and into the Promised Land of the
Santa Clara Valley and Bay Area is enormous." was fairly clear, but
maybe not.

I've been to all of them on various trips. The one I always manage to
hit is the one in Atascadero.

(The Oxnard location was there decades ago, and had the original
layout. Then they reopened it in a new location, with the new location.
The Ventura location is one of my standard stops. I didn't list that
because I started in Santa Barbara and went north.)

--Tim May