Cruise part 2
Bermuda is a small island …or rather, a group of small island …in the middle of the North Atlantic. It’s closer to North Carolina than it is to the Caribbean. 21 miles long and a mile wide, it’s the remnant of an extinct volcano. It is surrounded by coral reefs. Originally discovered by the Spanish, it was settled by English people who were bound for the Jamestown Colony in Virginia but were blown off course and shipwrecked. So what did we do in Bermuda? Well, on the first day, we took a tour of the island. 7 of us in a minivan. The driver talked about the history and culture of Bermuda as he pointed out interesting sites. This is a small church. Notice the cistern collecting water from the roof. There’s no fresh water on the island except rainwater, so every roof is designed to collect rain. Avery different church in the distance … And in Hamilton you have to pose… The church we saw in the distance We also stopped at Horseshoe Bay, ...