Around Bermuda

Bermuda's favorite pastime, and favorite color	John Smith's Bay Beach	John Smith's Bay Beach	Shoals and shallows surround Bermuda and make navigation hazardous
Parking on the water is as tough as on the narrow streets	Many inlets and coves, all full of boats	I was impressed with our bus driver on these narrow, winding streets	Royal Navy Cemetery (1700's)
Gibbs Hill Lighthouse (1846)	Gibbs Hill Lighthouse (1846)	View from the Lighthouse towards Hamilton	Our ship (L) dwarfed by the Anthem of the Seas
Horseshoe Bay Beach	Horseshoe Bay Beach	Hobson's Cove (R) and the end of Warwick Long Bay (L)	You make roads wherever you can, even through the rock
Jogging is risky on the narrow, winding, hilly roads	Holland America Veendam headed into Hamilton	The longest flat straightaway on Bermuda is less than a half mile (outside of Hamilton)	Each community had a color for their homes but now any color is OK
Colorful Bermuda	Colorful Bermuda	A former mansion, now a B&B	Above ground burial is common in Bermuda
Erosion at John Smith's Bay Beach	Have you ever seen a cactus tree? Neither have I.	It seems that nearly everyone has a boat	The old railway bridge, now for pedestrians