Visiting
Bermuda Islands/Carlos Pueblo
Just
yesterday, I have had an opportunity to book a ticket to
Bermuda
Islands by flying to Boston, Massachusetts and catch on
a ship for a
seven days cruise. I know that I have had too many
cruise trips
lately and I do have a time limit to exhaust my mileage
coupons.
After one more European cruise in three months, I’ll
consider to
have some domestic land trip to the American west.
I check with
Google web page to know Bermuda Islands. It has 185
small islands
with a total of 20 square miles territory and is the only
territory
still under British control even though there is a self-governing
authority in
the capital city of Hamilton with a total inhabitants of
66,000. I
shall enjoy the nice cruise trip with comfortable rooms and board
and Hawaiian
style of weather.
About 25
years ago, friends of mine brew Bermuda coffee at their laundry
shop to
treat their customers. The coffee had had aromatic fragrant unique
than most of
the other kinds. She indicated that the coffee was from Japan
after
Japanese merchants exclusively purchase of Bermuda coffee. No
wonder that
I see neither commercial advertisement nor introduction of
such coffee on
Wikipedia, still I still wonder if there is such a production in
the islands
for an extremely high average GDP approaching $10,000.
During the
past year, I had run into two coffee experts when I traveled in the
world. Eugenia
from Hong Kong, and Angie from Jakarta. Eugenia is an expert of
drinking
coffee while Angie serves coffees on the cruise ship. I did mention
Bermuda
coffee to them; however, it didn’t bring very much attention to them.
I’ll find it
out.
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