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The Union Jack is flying over the Botanical Gardens and lots of flowers are behind the old Hospital (opened 1920 demolished 2011). Then its back into a green cab for some sightseeing! After a stop at a bunch of bananas and a pawpaw tree, we are on a rocky hillside in front of a house (Church Rectory? any idea?) then the St. Mark's Church and graveyard across South Road. We are then on South shore, a large track of land which I believe to be Pokiok Farm which was developed in the 1990's. "Fishing" in Devils Hole (a collapsed cave or sinkhole attraction that opened in 1830 and closed in 2009 - uniquely Bermudian and a lost opportunity for someone today) and a look at Harrington Sound and Turtle Island. A stop at The Castle Harbour Hotel (now redeveloped as Tuckers Point) - early days, a hillside of dead cedars. A walk around the grounds. St. Peters Church then its on to the Town Square which is ready for a ceremony, flags are up and there is a stage and lots of chairs (any idea?) and folks are hanging out at "The Kings Parade". A glimpse of "the BELP & TCs Ltd building??? Not sure if people are waiting for the event or its over...... Drive past a plane on Kindley Field followed by a very quick stop at the Shelly Bay Race Track (unfortunately faded). A mandatory stop at the Aquarium with a shot of the loos.. Flatt's Bridge and village and the Coral Island Club Hotel. Elbow Beach Hotel, undeveloped hillside and the beachfront building is just a single structure. A hillside of cedars... After a swim its a spin in a rented sailboat in Hamilton Harbor. The City is busy, policeman directing traffic under an umbrella at the junction of Queen and Front Street. The Queen of Bermuda at dock. Reid Street roped off and being paved and people are talking outside of "the Bermuda Shop" then its departure on the Queen of Bermuda with a number of boats seeing the Queen off. Cruise past the Hamilton Princess with a row of flags along its harbor shore front.

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