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Noozhawk » Surf, Sun and Sand Scultpures

Surf, Sun and Sand Scultpures

By Mollie Helmuth, Noozhawk Intern | Posted on 09.14.2008

Team We Dig Life’s sand dragon was the overall winner of the annual Santa Barbara Sand Castle Festival sponsored by the Citizens Planning Association & Foundation. Saturday’s festival at East Beach included a Surf-a-Duck Race and music from Bruce Goldish, Kelp, Long Story Short and DJ Gerry DeWitt.

Noozhawk intern Mollie Helmuth can be reached at mhelmuth@noozhawk.com.

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