There are some things that become deeply engrained in those who grow up in Bermuda and other things you should learn to do if you're going to live here. 1. How to Get out of a RiptideIf you don’t know this by now, here’s all the information you ...
St. George was Bermuda's first capital and epicenter of all political, social and economic development during our island's infancy. When the capital was moved to Hamilton in 1815, the quaint, built-right-on-top-of-each-other architecture of the old t...
The role of Bermuda's endemic tree in our earliest economies and how it was saved from extinction. Ecology of the PlantThe ecology of the Bermuda cedar is nothing to sniff at; it was perfectly suited to the biological niche presented by Bermuda ...
This article was taken from our archives. It first appeared in the April 2003 issue of The Bermudian. It appears here exactly as it did originally. Legendary sailor Captain Edward Williams, who has sailed in 12 ocean races and survived a couple of...
This article originally appeared within the January 1954 issue of Bermuda Sports. It appears here exactly as it did originally. Shawnee Country Club of Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pennsylvania, won Bermuda's inaugural Pro - Amateur Goodwill Golf Tourn...
Hannah Emmerson is Bermuda’s undisputed expert when it comes to sandcastles.She started building them decades ago, initially just for something to do, but then entered the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition and won. As a habit, it stuck. In the 20-odd ye...
