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I am a second year public relations student at California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo in California. As a student in the journalism department, I have had experience with writing about topics I… Continue reading →

Avila Beach

Where farm country meets the coast – that’s Avila Beach. Lined up and down with awesome restaurants and boutiques, Front Street is a favorite for locals. Not to mention every table in every… Continue reading →

Farmer’s Market

Story Highlights: Stands to check-out Best fruits in season Top five reasons to shop at a farmers market For more than 30 years, the aroma of flavorful foods, fresh produce and flowers has continued… Continue reading →

Cambria

Story Highlights: Must-see sights Spellbound Herbs Gift Shop and Garden The Tea Cozy Only a few miles inland from California’s rocky shoreline, sits the seaside village of Cambria. Visiting the town after a… Continue reading →

Kreuzberg

San Luis Obispo visitors and locals flock to downtown for its food and entertainment appeal. One of the most well know and adored restaurants on the town’s main street, is a popular coffee… Continue reading →

Harmony

Story Highlights: Harmony, California Harmony Pottery Halfway between San Luis Obispo and Cambria, sits an old 19th Century dairy. With a population of 18, Harmony is only a few charming shops and businesses… Continue reading →

Sally Loo’s Wholesome Cafe

Story Highlights Personal Review Menu Must-trys Cafe History As a fairly new resident of San Luis Obispo, visiting Sally Loo’s Wholesome Cafe was almost my indoctrination into the true SLO culture. The restaurant… Continue reading →

Morro Bay

Featured are Morro Bay Marina, Piedras Blancas and Morro Bay State Park Located along Pacific Coast Highway twenty minutes outside of San Luis Obispo, the seaside village of Morro Bay attracts travelers all… Continue reading →

Coastal Equine Ranch

Coastal Equine Ranch in San Luis Obispo, California sits just outside the heart of town. Acres of land covered in tawny earth are flecked with spanish oaks and livestock. A reflection of San… Continue reading →