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 →
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 →
“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 →
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 →
(1) Bermuda Quiz (2) Finding the Oldest Bridge in London (YouTube) (3) Football in the 1960s (X):
“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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
(1) The Westminster Cathedral NewsletterWe have no need to be ashamed of our patron saint, nor of the cross that is his symbol (see Rom 1:16 and Gal 6:14). It Continue Reading →
(1) Friday night vinyl is The Wall – Live in Berlin by Roger Waters. (2) Address to the Inhabitants of Bermuda, 6 September 1775 (National Archives) (3) The Secret Tube Continue Reading →