Bermuda, Nov 24/15

Last day. Wandered out to Lookout Point to say goodbye to Bermuda and the Fairmont Southampton.  Now back to cold Toronto -- boohoo.

Bermuda, Nov 22-24/15

Peggy won the rubber game on Sunday, quite decisively by clobbering George with a 73.  Just look at that beautiful swing.

Monday was a sightseeing day. We went to Hamilton on the free hotel ferry, shopped, had lunch, andreturned on the public bus.  A nice relaxing day.  Followed by Peggy sitting pretty on our balcony at the hotel. 

Bermuda, Nov 19-24, 2015

P&G have returned to the scene of their honeymoon to celebrate their 10th anniversary. Not just the same hotel (Fairmont Southampton), but, incredibly the same room.  Weather has been perfect; highs in the low 20s, sunny, with light winds. Perfect golf weather. Friday and Saturday we played golf at the hotel course, Turtle Hill, a pretty little executive 18 hole course. George won on Friday and  broke 80 for the first time in his life. Peggy won on Saturday and also broke 80. Today (Sunday) is the rubber match.

Apres golf has been spent lounging by the pool or the beach. Very relaxing. 

Here's a few photos. 

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Prague Day 2.2

After the morning walking tour, we had luncch at a charming Art Deco restaurant "Red Earth" in a beautiful heritage building.  Wifi is super slow so I'm going to post only one picture at a time.

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PragueDay 2.1

The guided walking tour took us down the hill via many many steps till we reached the river and the famous Charles bridge crowded with tourists. The bridge has many statues, but one in particular has a power that if you rub it, you will return to Prague. Peggy and I have both rubbed it previously when we visited Prague separately, so there you have it --- it works.

Prague Day 2

This morning we took a bus up to the Prague Castle on the top of the hill overlooking the old city.  This is where the Royalty lived in the old days, looking down on the common folks. Beautiful buildings.

For some reason I'm having trouble doing a long blog. So, I will try doing a series of short ones, and see how that works.