Dana Thomas The PebbleCreek Hiking Club (see pchikers.org) gets out early (5:30 or 6 a.m.) during the summer months to avoid the heat. We also carry extra water and electrolytes and do shorter local hikes to avoid long drive times that put us on the trail later. Safety is our priority. Hikers pictured here in…
Bob Marchese Appropriately for the 250th celebration of our nation this month, the PebbleCreek Italian American Club‘s monthly meeting recognized some Italian-Americans who contributed to American history and the founding of our nation. Members were fascinated to hear of contributions so significant and little known. History is full of all nationalities’ contributions to world betterment,…
Karen Robbins Creekers aren’t letting the hot temperatures keep them from playing their favorite game of Mah-jongg. These ladies purchased a floating game board to keep having fun with friends and exercising their brains. Using your creativity, you can make summers in Arizona really COOL!
Gillian Driscoll In May, a few of the members of the PebbleCreek (PC) Ukulele Club decided it was time to put on a performance—albeit a small one—for the residents of PC. So we decided to perform at that month’s Open Mic. Seven members practiced diligently for a couple of weeks and headed onstage under the…
Howie Tiger On May 28, the PebbleCreek Men’s Golf Association (PCMGA) held their annual “goofy golf” tourney on the Eagle’s Nest course. This is a fun event where the members play from all sorts of teeing areas and the holes are placed in precarious positions. The format was a 4-man team scramble with a three-drive…
Lynn Warren The July photo of the month is a dramatic scene emphasizing petroglyphs by club member Larry Matney. This image is a high dynamic range image of one of thousands of petroglyphs at the Three Rivers Petroglyphs site in New Mexico. Rock art was created by the prehistoric Jornada Mogollon Tribe. The site is…