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83Rocky Point Mexico
by Chuck
Mention Rocky Point and everyone in Tucson knows that you are referring to Tucson, Arizona's favorite beach. Rocky Point is actually the American name for the little Mexican fishing village of Puerto Pe published 10 months ago
79A Visit to the Annual Lilac Festival in Rochester
by Chuck
Rochester, New York is the third largest city in New York State. Located on the shores of Lake Ontario amongst the rolling hills of Western New York, the city has long been nicknamed the Flower City because... published 11 months ago
73Hiking to Finger Rock - A Photo Essay
by Chuck
On Christmas Eve my son, Victor whose nom de plume on HubPages is Sith Penguin, and I decided to take some time away for Christmas preparations to go hiking. For years we have been hiking the two trails in... published 17 months ago
77A Visit to Boot Hill Cemetery in Tombstone Arizona
by Chuck
A couple of hours drive south east of Tucson, Arizona is the old silver mining town of Tombstone. Best known for the gunfight at the OK Corral, Tombstone lives on despite the depletion of the mine. Instead... published 2 years ago
73A Trip to Twin Lakes Resort in St David Arizona
by Chuck
A little over an hour's drive from where I live in Tucson, Arizona is the little town of St. David, Arizona. Founded by Mormons in 1877, St. David is a small community that is in the process of moving away... published 12 months ago
78Pi Day – A Holiday for Math Geeks
by Chuck
March 14th is Pi Day in the United States. If you have never heard of this holiday, don’t worry, as this is a special holiday observed mostly by math geeks and a few math teachers. Since Pi is usually... published 14 months ago
74Black Cats and Halloween
by Chuck
Today, black cats are as much a part of the Halloween tradition as pumpkins and witches. However, black cats have not always been associated with Halloween. In fact their association with Halloween appears... published 7 months ago
69A Trip Around Canandaigua Lake
by Chuck
Spread across central New York State are a series of lakes known as the Finger Lakes. Carved out of the earth by an ancient glacier, these five long and narrow lakes all lieing in a north-south orientation,... published 14 months ago
72The Origins of the Easter Rabbit
by Chuck
Like Christmas, Easter is a holiday that began as a Christian religious holiday and, over time evolved into a combination religious and secular holiday. Actually, many of the secular traditions associated... published 14 months ago
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