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7 Historical Facts About St. David’s
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7 Historical Facts About St. David’s

Quiet, sleepy St. David’s is one of two large islands that make up St. George’s parish on the far eastern end of Bermuda. Long isolated, it eventually connected to Stoke’s Point in 1934 thanks to the Severn Bridge. In 1941 the U.S. military set up its base there, taking up more than half of St. David’s 650 acres. After 54 years the military finally left the island in 1995, opening St David’s up again to the rest of Bermuda. Here…


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A Walk to Hungry Bay

Elizabeth Jones discovers the sad deterioration of the mangroves in Hungry Bay. There’s one issue my sister and I can never agree on, and that’s musical comedy. She hates it. Not for her the barbed brilliance of Cabaret or the…


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The Definitive Guide to Snorkeling In Bermuda

If you're planning on spending time beneath the surface this summer, make sure you're prepared with our guide to snorkeling. Exploring the rocks, reefs and coves that house some of Bermuda's most colorful sea-life will be all the better if…


Events

5 Things to do This Weekend

Looking to have some fun this weekend? Here's what's going on around the island. BUEI Films: Sharper Films at BUEI continues this Saturday at 7pm, this time with the 2023 American crime thriller film "Sharper" starring Julliane Moore and John…


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9 Relics from Life in Old Bermuda

Sometimes we get nostalgic for old Bermuda, for the peacefulness and tranquility of what daily life on our shores used to be like. When nostalgia strikes, only a walk down memory lane will suffice and with that, we give you…

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Tourist in Your Own Town: Devonshire Parish

Known by early settlers as “Brackish Pond”, Devonshire doesn’t often come to mind as a parish filled with places to explore. But by contrast, this list will give you plenty of inspiration to dive into Devonshire’s cultural charms.   Palm…