We’ll wake up in New Jersey tomorrow, so this is just to put a bow on the last of a great trip with nice people. There are a few pictures, a video, three panoramas and an interactive 3D photograph below.
Some people say this is the best beach in Bermuda. Tobacco Beach, was named by survivors of the famous Sea Venture after they discovered tobacco growing here. The snorkeling is said to be terrific. The cliff faces are limestone.
One of the neat things about my father-in-law is the stuff he stores in his head. If he isn’t make a joke he’s trying to teach you something. I wonder what he’s telling her here:
Our waiters for the trip, Delroy and Mario. They were quite good:
On this, the last day of the cruise, we had what the crew called a “lavish” brunch. They understand the definition of this word. It was ridiculous; it was divine. Whenever you have a chocolate fountain for breakfast you are living right.
We watched an ice carving demonstration yesterday. The guy just chopped up a block by hand into a screeching, striking eagle. After he finished people came up to take pictures of the sculpture. And then a woman stepped on a piece of ice, fell, knocked over a toddler and almost started a big fight by grown women. Remember, friends, ice is slippery. And watch your children.
Anyway, this was also at the brunch, and that’s a sculpture with utility:
Some panoramas I’ve shot the last few days, click to see the full image.
Want to see how a big ship leaves port? Four casting lines, a guy on the back pushing for all he’s worth and port-side thrusters.
And, finally, I’ve fooled myself into thinking that I’ve just about figured out the Photosynth software. Here’s an interactive, 3D view of the lovely Horseshoe Bay.
Miss it already.
Tomorrow we’ll be back in the States, and then late in the evening we’ll be back home.
