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“…trumpets of the sea and the many-voiced pipe organ of the storm.” Bermuda is just barely in the rearview mirror, but work travel has made it very difficult to unpack Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Bermuda
Bermuda 2026
“What is architecture but a kind of biography?” — Elizabeth Jones “I sent my ships to fight against the English, and not against the winds and the waves.” — Phillip II Continue Reading →
Around the middle of…
(1) How People Live in Bermuda (Impossible Travel) (2) Is an AI company buying up all the used books? (I don’t think so, not this time.) (Charlie Becker) (3) When the Continue Reading →
250th Independence Day, July 4, 2026
“For the first time in weeks the valley was quiet, without the thunder of gunfire. Only the rattle of drums and shouted commands broke the silence, and in the American Continue Reading →
Almost Midweek Omnibus
(1) Kingdom Hearts 4 fans keep waiting, but Square Enix may finally be showing why (Polygon) (2) Sir John Swan (1935-2026): A man of the people (The Royal Gazette)
Weekend 675.1
“When I look at my pictures, every picture is a jar of water, and the grace of God makes it wine.” — Robert Hupka There’s never a plan for any Continue Reading →
Weekend 671.1
(1) Bermuda football exhibition a big hit (The Royal Gazette) (2) The rollercoaster race for second spot – who’s going up with Coventry? (BBC Sport) (3) Championship faces financial ‘catastrophe’ Continue Reading →
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 →
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 →