If one doesn't see the sunset, then sunrises in Santa Barbara can prove to be a close second.
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- Thomas Van Stein
- I am a 21st Century American Artist. Being an artist is a way of life; living, breathing, thinking creatively with every breath. For more biographical information see my Bio on my website: www.thomasvanstein.net
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