This is the second of my posts for today.
After two nights in Hamilton, Bermuda, we upped anchor and sailed to historic St Georges, a World Heritage town, just 17 nautical miles away. Here we spent a day in the drizzle exploring the old buildings and drinking in the charm of this northernmost town in Bermuda.
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| Colourful buildings also abound in St Georges |
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| Friendly welcome from the local constabulary |
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| Trial re-enactment in the town square |
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| Guilty - Punishment - Dunking |
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| That sinking feeling |
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| Wet and repentant |
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| A very old Anglican Church |
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| Very different architecture from European churches |
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| The segregated graveyard |
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| Victorian era home |
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| Coastline - looks stunning even in lousy weather |
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| Congrats to our Captain for navigating this narrow channel |
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| Rough water for the pilot boat that came to collect the pilot (below) |
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| The pilot jumps from our ship |
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