Dive All Day…Play All Night
This article is geared toward those who go on vacation just to dive, yet want some exciting activity to go along with it for their times out of the water.

Submitted By Kim Checolo

Don"t Mess With Mother Nature!--The Sinking Of Spiegel Grove.
Back in 2002 the 510 feet Naval Landing Ship "Spiegel Grove" was actually intentionally sunk off of the coast of Key Largo, Florida.

Submitted By Kim Checolo

The Tournament of Roses Parade- Pasadena, California
It"s hard to think of a parade and not think of the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California. It is just something we have all grown up with, and something, it seems, will always be there. Every New Year"s morning the beautiful floats and booming marching bands glide by our television screen.

Submitted By Kim Checolo

From the London Bridge to Spring Break—Lake Havasu, AZ
. Lake Havasu was one of these newly created lakes, and in the early 1960s, a man named Robert P. McCulloch Sr. fell in love with it while visiting. Lake Havasu City was founded in 1968 and since then has become a Mecca for nature enthusiasts, water sport lovers, and those who enjoy the British flare of the town.

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The Florida Keys
Way down off the southern tip of Florida is a string of islands called the Florida Keys. These islands truly are a touch of the tropics right here in the United States. Travel south from Miami and Homestead on U.S. Route 1 and you will come across a series of roads and bridges that carry you to these lush islands.

Submitted By Kim Checolo

Cherry Blossoms…A Sign of Spring in the Big City!
Each year, during the months of March and April, millions of pale pink Cherry Blossoms fill the Washington, DC landscape with the promise of approaching springtime.

Submitted By Kim Checolo