CHAPTER XI.
SECOND TOUR ABROAD Bermudas--Switzerland--Italy--Monte Carlo--Algiers--Morocco--Spain--Biarritz and Pau.
In November 1907 I again left Amarillo bound for Panama and the Andes.
But the only steamer offering from New Orleans was so small, and the messing arrangements so primitive, that I abandoned the idea, railed to New York, saw a steamer starting for the Bermudas and joined her.

For honeymoon and other trips the Bermudas are a favourite resort of New Yorkers.

Fourteen honeymoon couples were reckoned to be on board.

The climate of these islands is very delightful.

The hotels are quite good; English society pretty much confined to the Army and Navy; two golf-courses; the best of bathing, boating and sea-fishing.