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islegroove

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  1. The closest store to Dockyard is the marketPlace in Somerset, but the biggest store with the most selection, is the marketPlace in Hamilton (on Church Street). Miles has a wonderful selection of different quality products.

     

    Just be prepared for sticker shop. A loaf of bread or half gallon of milk with cost you north of $4.

  2. The casino issue was just one reason why they quit. The whole tendering fiasco in St George's was another.

     

    It may seem like they quit just before the casinos issue got sorted out, but HAL has to plan for these things 15 to 18 months out and that long ago it really wasn't on the table.

  3. If I can just already had to the wonderful advice by Wookie, as a native I would recommend:

     

    1) Drive in the middle of the lane. Too many tourists hug the side of the road and that just leads to problems like when cars pull out a bit to get a look at the road or not giving yourself room to maneuver on a bend;

     

    2) The speed limit may be 35k (22mph), the flow of traffic is travelling at 40 to 50k (27mph, 33mph). If you're already comfortable riding a scooter/harley, I would go at least 40 and probably 45k and you will alleviate most of the tailgaters. No one here gets a ticket for doing less than 50k. Especially on the three main roads: North, South and Middle.

     

    3) There are plenty of cutouts on South Shore on the side of the road on the way back to Dockyard. This is the time to strop and be a lookie-loo and admire the scenery.

     

    4) if you get lost, pullover in a safe location and pull out your map. Many Bermudians will be happy to stop help give you directions where you need to go. Hopefully, someone will stop for you. There are also plenty of gas stations to stop for help.

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