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Day 4

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Rain, rain go away.... we woke up to some light showers with a few peeks of sun through the dawn clouds. Just as we headed in for breakfast, a quick deluge came through making us all head indoors to eat (which is far from the norm). French toast, sausage, eggs, and fresh fruit can always get the day off to a much better start. Immediately following breakfast, we joined Kyla and our craft driver Kenny for a scenic ride out to Warwick Long Bay. Once we arrived, it appeared the showers may stay just to the south so we disembarked and headed to Jobson's Cove. The first thing we noticed was the three horses being slowly ridden on the beach. Looking down we saw remarkable pink sand and then Kyla shared the reasons why the sand is pink and we took some samples for closer viewing. The Kiskadees were flying through the coves as we slowly navigated the dense sand. Right when we began to head up towards the trail, a few families of roosters and hens with their little chicks came to greet...
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Day two

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Quite the morning coffee spot... can't think of many better. Another Bermudiful morning! After a great night sleep for all, we headed to a fantastic breakfast of pancakes, eggs, homefries, fresh fruit, and more. Immediately following breakfast, we then headed to Cooper's Island (a former NASA station, now a Bermuda Natural Reserve) to hike, remove some invasive species, and plant an endemic tree. We ripped out several Brazilian Pepper trees, Casuarinas, and other vines then digging a hole for our Olivewood that came directly from a Nonsuch Island nursery. After all that hard work, we headed down to one of the pristine beaches and set up a transverse of 28' to pick up washed ashore plastics and other trash. As we were all sweaty and hot, we had to hit the ocean for a relaxing swim and some snorkeling just to make sure we were adequately cooled off. We were lucky enough to see a few "baitballs" of fry and jacks forcing them to jump out of the water. A schoo...
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