It’s a beautiful day today.
It’s the typical weather for Bermuda in May: hot and a little humid. I took my morning walk through the
downtown. Tomorrow is a national
holiday. I’ll share more about “Bermuda
Day” tomorrow.
I am taking a ride on a catamaran with a beach break after
lunch. I hope the weather continues to
be good for this outing.
A view of the area I explored for my walk this morning. My four mile trek took in many of the sites of Bermuda's capital. |
The countdown to the Americaq's Cup. It begins this Friday. |
A view of the pulpit of the Anglican Cathedral of Bermuda. |
An exterior shot of the large stone cathedral. |
Here's a shot of the Bermuda Assembly House. |
A statue of Sarah "Sally" Bassett on the assembly grounds. I need to Google her to find out more. It doesn't look so good for her based on this rendering. |
Another shot of the Assembly House. |
This is the memorial to Bermudians who died in World War I and II. The orb is actually spinning from running water. |
The Cabinet building is under remodeling. It looks like the outside is complete. |
The biggest industry in Bermuda is "reinsurance." Reinsurance is the insurance that insurance companies get to cover themselves. This is the headquarters of the Chubb Group. |