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Hamilton sights. Loading merchandise by a hoist. Very pirate like! A door lock or a locked door? Bermuda mailbox

We are sailing now! Not sure what the delay was for.

Coming into Hamilton you go through this narrow channel with 2 little islands in each side. The channel markers. Views of Hamilton. The sky was holding onto those pink tones even at 9:20 am. Houses in the Hamilton sound.

Yes! It was our honor to hang with you, Patti, @ninjacat123, and Craig.

Views from the ferry. I recommend riding the ferry for the great views of Bermuda. It is $4.50 each way if you buy a token from the visitor center next to the ferry or $5 if you pay cash while boarding.

DH was feeling better this morning. He thinks it is a bruised rib. We decided to take the 9 am ferry to Hamilton and explore the town. The ferry leaves from the marina next to the ship. Here is the schedule. The morning views on the walk to the ferry were very pretty. The Pride is coming in. @ninjacat123 said they were late arriving due to an inspection.

Our location. We left on time at 4:00 pm. No updates from the crew.

I need to catch up but right now it is 6:53 pm Bermuda time and we are packed off the edge of Bermuda.

Thank you and here is Sunday. I need to scan Tuesday. funtimesday2.pdf

The Oceana Insignia coming in to Hamilton

Your ship has come in

We plan to take the ferry to Hamilton, spend a few hours, then head back for the Cruise Critic meet and greet. @ninjacat123 and @Jamman54 1:00 or 1:30 pm? At the Frog and Onion

Morning latte

Fun times for today funtimes5.pdf

DH is feeling better. We had pizza for dinner and caught the Broadway Beats show. Our seats in the balcony The show MarQ ready for 80s night

I was looking for the bus stop. Thankfully it was about 100 yards from the top of the hill. The bus came fairly quickly but it was standing room only all the way back to Dockyard.

After 20 minutes or so, I moved on. I needed to make it back to the ship before DH started to worry!! Headed east again to Warwick Ling Beach This beach looks very similar to Horseshoe Bay but less crowded because they don’t have services like beach chairs or food. Just as pretty!! One more walk up a hill Saw some baby chickens

I left this area and reapplied sunscreen. The shuttle driver said the Bermuda water is very salty and exacerbates sunburns. A short walk up the path lead to this cute cove. I think this is Jobson’s Cove. Thia felt like a private swimming pool. It was calm and cool. A few other people there but not many. You could swim out past the rocks but I stayed in the cove. I think you could spend a few hours here.

I walked out And saw dark blobs that ended up being parrotfish Looking back you can see the shallow shelf.

I found more sea creatures on the rocks. I guess the tide gets pretty high here. There was a limestone shelf to walk out on.

Next beach area. There is a cove to the left and one to the right The right one was empty so I went that way.

If you hear noises in the woods, it’s probably chickens.

Over the hill and through the woods to Warwick Bay. I crossed paths with a couple that wanted to know the way to Horseshoe Beach. I gave them detailed directions and asked how to get to Warwick. They pointed behind them. This is not the path. Look for the pink buildings which has bathrooms and the leafy tunnel.

Hidden beach area I got in the water and floated around. It was the perfect temp. Nice shady area with a view of the water. I stayed here about 20 minutes but wanted to see what else I could find.

I found shade near the cliffs and set my backpack down. Around the corner was another small cove. Friends on the rocks. Does anyone know what these are?