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Not only does Niagara’s Fort George hold historic prominence, it is also the location of some of the creepiest reported hauntings in the province of Ontario. Located on Queen Street, on the - [Read more]

These past weeks have been as much of a mental break as they were a return to Ground Level. To Joy. My old self, Square One. If it weren’t for the limits of technology, who knows how long it might have taken for desire to reawaken within me — to come back to this blog.

Suffice to say, here I am again. Back on the ol’ Witiculture blog. Recharged, running full and cool. Ready to tackle new challenges.

Geez, I sound like I’m giving a stump speech.

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The Arizona Game and Fish Department now has a computerized interactive fishing hole map of Arizona on its Web under "Where To Fish" showing all the places to go fishing and much more information. - [Read more]

Summer heat and sweat can make what even seems like a moderate amount of makeup into a streaky, cakey-dumpling mess. - [Read more]

Goat Island is a tiny non populated island in northern New York, at the SW tip of Niagara County. It is situated in the middle of Niagara Falls on the Niagara River, between Bridal Veil Falls and - [Read more]

Throughout September Goldenstein Gallery will be celebrating the majesty of the enthralling world around us with "The Color of the Land" exhibit. - [Read more]

The highly developed transport ability of our civilization has damaged the natural species migration laws of this planet and now we bring with our transport machines many "alien" species to the places, where there do not belong. So the Great Lakes suffer greatly each time when an oceanic ship comes via the St. Lawrence strait and brings thousands of micro and macro organisms with it. - [Read more]

Greg Drambour discusses the importance of consultations with clients when they are in a high mood or energy. Drambour is the founder of Sedona Sacred Journeys and author of "The Woodstock Bridge," a story of rediscovery, renewal, and purpose. - [Read more]

One of the best shows in Las Vegas is now in Niagara Falls. The Greg Frewin theater is a new arrival to Niagara Falls and has already captivated audiences. This fabulous magical show is a must for - [Read more]

Built as two separate buildings in 1796, the Hawley-Beckenridge House underwent massive renovations in order to merge the buildings into the beautiful house that exists today. This location on - [Read more]

How to travel cheap

Online you will find a wide array of travel, discount, promotional, group, or other packages to suit your needs. The Internet has amazing offers. For instance, you can purchase a package kit from Read more]

If there is one thing that Texas is known for, certainly the state's cowboy heritage is high on the list.  From the way Texans dress, to the food eaten in the state, the cowboy is one of America's most popular icons.  Of course, 150 years ago, cowboys and horse riding were as common as cars and driving are today (well, maybe not quite), but sadly, the modern world has fenced in the American... - [Read more]

Contrary to popular belief, it was the French, and not the British, who built the original Fort Erie back in the 1600s. The British hadn’t officially claimed the site until 1763, building their own - [Read more]

There are not many buildings on Niagara on the Lake from the past 200 yeas, but McFarland House is one of the few monuments attesting to that time period. The entire brick building was built by John - [Read more]

Holiday, beach, sun, rest, carelessness - all these things are often accompanied by romance - and these are holiday affairs, what we are going to talk about. And there are some simple ideas and rules that would help any traveler, seeking a little romance during the holiday - to get maximum pleasure out of it. - [Read more]

The latest trends in the touristic business lead to the increased hotel segregation. This means that the middle-class hotels are experiencing serious lack of demand, while the hostels and 3* hotels that are offering a minimum of services for very reasonable prices - and the 5*+ stars hotels are gaining more and more guests. - [Read more]

This article is patterned for all you history buffs with insight that opens your mind to all areas of life, including visiting the grave. If you are interesting in learning and reliving Paris’s uncivilized history, and don’t mind visiting the dead, you must check out Paris’s Les Catacombs. The tunnels are not suited for everyone, only for those with an open mind to see what it is like to walk in the grave and visit the dead. The tunnels have a disturbing, yet unique pattern of bones... - [Read more]

The single greatest source of hydroelectric power in the world, the Niagara River is home to several power plants. The 2 most famous plants on the Canadian side are the Sir Adam Beck I and II, named - [Read more]

Bradley Cooper lives in Canada’s Okanagan Valley, an immense winemaking region of British Columbia. It’s where he produces small lots of Cabernet, Merlot, Syrah, and a whole host of white wines for Read more]