Was also hired adequately only to killing 9 every just Unfortunately, no agreement was found. Ultimately, the building is structurally worse than anticipated by both parties and while we are willing to invest the extra funds, the terms of the lease need to reflect the additional investment. A Bermuda Government statement released yesterday afternoon said that the remaining structure was expected to be demolished this week the interests of public safety. The statement added: Area residents, Bay Beach patrons and the motoring public are being advised that preparation for the demolition there be increased construction activity near the Beach House. There also be the likelihood of traffic delays to accommodate the demolition works. As a public safety note, motorists and pedestrians are encouraged to use care and caution when travelling through the Bay area. A Government spokeswoman added: Conceptual plans for a replacement facility are being designed for presentation and consultation with area parliamentary representatives and members of the public. Shelley Bay Race track the old days when this was a hugely popular local racing event. Just east of Bay and Burch's Cove. Bus routes 10 and 11 drop you right outside the plaza. It has a do it yourself laundromat; full service grocery store; pizzeria; and clothing store. Budget for Bermuda prices, they stun visitors. This local full service branch of The Marketplace grocery chain is open every day Phone 293. Liquor cannot be bought Bermuda on 's Bay, corner of Wilkinson Avenue and Harrington Sound Road. Address is 68 Harrington Sound Road. Telephone 293 or fax 293. A stop on the African Diaspora Heritage Trail. Built the mid 19th century by free blacks including former slaves. Also earlier reference to Moore Blue Hole Hill Park and Walsingham Nature Reserve, above. A private trust property available for viewing for a charge to visitors and residents, owned by the Walsingham Trust. It is a charming, romantic, woodland area with beautiful views, worth a visit as one of the very few totally unspoiled places left Bermuda. It demonstrates vividly how Bermuda once looked all over the main island before homes, hotels and other properties dotted and changed the landscape forever. Accessible via the Harrington Sound Road and by permission from both the Trust and the owner of the restaurant known as Moore's Tavern Originally known as Walsingham House, once the property of Walsingham, the coxswain of the doomed Sea Venture 1609. Then it was the 17th century estate of Samuel Trott and his family. It was impressive British Bermudian colonial architecture that a replica of it was built at Wembley, London, for the Empire Exhibition of 1924. The house was a tavern for 75 years before it was restored and reopened as a restaurant with the tavern retained. It and the restaurant by name and Parish Bermuda Cuisine are named after the famous born British poet Moore who arrived here 1804 when he was 24 years old, before he became famous. He lived and worked as Registrar to the Court of the Vice Admiralty. The Town of St. was then still the capital of Bermuda. He described the harbor of the town and parish as the sweetest miniature of nature that can be imagined. He lived rented premises on Old Maid's and became notorious as the author of love poems to Nea the 17 year old wife of Marshal of the Court of the Vice Admiralty. But he stayed less than four months. Bermuda and its remoteness were too tame. Later, he came to regret bitterly that he ever set foot Bermuda. It was because the who replaced him, or someone Bermuda, cheated the Admiralty but Moore was blamed and had to make good the losses. It aged him prematurely and affected his health. After he left Bermuda, he wrote splendid poetry later set to music, one of the most recognizable pieces being the Last of Summer. The calabash tree immortalized his Epistle V still stands as a stump. This road connects Harrington Sound Road with the North Shore Road. If you access it after visiting the Leamington Caves and Moore's Jungle be sure to note the several very big and beautiful stately homes on the right. Before the junction with the North Shore Road, the entrance to the and Fantasy Caves. It was discovered early 2002. American cave expert Dr. Iliffe discovered and examined it depth 2002 Bermuda's newest find. The sleek material of outer sphere is made of nylon, the inner is cotton rope. It is a little stretch and feels good and soft. It is too strong to be bit and tore by dogs. The weave is very close and ordered. This leading leash can served