#152: Fourth postcard from Bermuda

Jobson's Cove

Shell and person stamps

Received from Julian from Devonshire.

Red Forams are a tiny single-celled animal that live under the coral reef, and are responsible for the pink sand beaches in Bermuda.

#152: Third postcard from Bermuda

Saint George's Harbour

Mystery roses stamps

Received from Julian from Devonshire.

There are no bodies of fresh water at all on any of the 150 islands that form Bermuda.

#152: First cover from Bermuda

Mystery roses stamps

Received from John from Devonshire.

Bermuda is home to the smallest drawbridge in the world – 12 inches long.

#152: Second postcard from Bermuda

Saint Peter's Church

Saint Peter's Church stamps

Received from John from Devonshire.

Bermuda is home to more golf courses per square mile than anywhere in the world.

#152: First postcard from Bermuda

Bermuda

Beaches of Bermuda

Received from John from Devonshire.

Bermuda's nearest landmass is Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, about 640 miles to the west-northwest and about 1770 miles south of Cape Sable Island, Nova Scotia, and 1,100 miles northeast of Miami.