 Elizabeth Jones takes us on a nature walk each issue, exploring Bermuda’s flora, fauna and, well, wildlife. Jones’s style of writing is as lovely as Bermuda’s natural beauty. Charmingly illustrated by botanical artist Christine Watlington. read more
 Bermudian Winifred Blackmore moved to the U.K. as a young bride and has spent the last 20 odd years raising her family and working full time in London. With her Bermuda roots (and soul) never far from the surface, Blackmore finds humour in the routine of everyday life in England. Illustrations by well-known Bermudian artist Dana Cooper. read more
 Darlene McCarthy Barnfield, a respected journalist hailing from New England, recently chucked it all for the Englishman she loves. As newlyweds, they moved to Bermuda. With her effusive personality and brilliant sense of humour, Barnfield describes the hilarious idiosyncrasies of life in Bermuda. Illustrated by Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Paul Szep. read more
 The Bermudian introduces you to some of the most interesting locals who are making a difference in our community. read more
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Product & Service Awards | Features | Home & Garden |
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This issue, The Bermudian takes the pulse of the island’s tourism industry by speaking to five... |
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Healthy to the Core
Bermuda’s first cardiac-rehab and heart-health education center is tr... |
It is easy to misplace a heart—lovesick teenagers do it all the time. Composed of soft tissue,... | “I start with a tune in my head,” says Isabelle Ramsay-Brackstone. It’s a tune she plays with ... |
