Weekend 650.0 (Diablos Del Cielo)
The OMNY cards are boring and could be from any city, and yes, you can “pay fares directly with digital wallets, contactless credit and debit cards” but just like tokens Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Bermuda
Train Sim World (Dovetail Games)
As a self-proclaimed train fanatic this is arguably the best developer in the space. This isn’t a review though; it’s just a list of fantastical wishes. It would be grand Continue Reading →
National Lighthouse Day
A quote from Bermuda’s Story by Terry Tucker: “For a long time it had been very plain that there would continue to be many shipwrecks around our coasts unless a Continue Reading →
Weekend 646.0 (‘Perdition cometh!’)
“For all its convenience, it [The London Orbital] is a route to nowhere, a road which simply connects to other roads.” “Looking back at the line’s history as I write, Continue Reading →
Independence Day (Weekend) 2025
Nice holiday weekend. I saw fireworks with a friend and drank gratuitous amounts of coffee. This post does a great job of representing my interests— Bermuda, Disney (before Eisner and Continue Reading →
Weekend 641.0
(1) Bermuda Quiz (2) Finding the Oldest Bridge in London (YouTube) (3) Football in the 1960s (X):
Weekend 639.0
“But I’ve read this script and the costume fits, so I play my part(s).” — Cleopatra “It was the end of a rainbow, large and brilliant. He could count all Continue Reading →
Weekend 638.0
Sometimes I just have nothing to write. I’m enjoying a string of uninterrupted weekends without any travel. I have a **NEW** idea for an Atari game but still tidying up Continue Reading →
Silver, sea glass, and rum (or somewhere between Middle and South Road)
Just back from Bermuda. Uploading photos on Flickr, but a full recap will have to wait until work travel concludes. For now… (1) On September 16, 1620, the Mayflower sails Continue Reading →
Weekend 614.0
The so-called coral of which the islands are formed is in reality a true aeolian (wind-blown) limestone, formed of wind-driven shells and sand, with a small admixture of coral material.— Continue Reading →