Post by tpetro on Mar 30, 2021 23:52:59 GMT -5
*Bermuda is NOT a country. Note the tees are the colors of the Union Jack - the flag of the country whose land this course is on.
Now that we've gotten that out of the way, I have actually come around on Bermuda. I hate cliffs and Bermuda is all cliffs, so this is another fun way to push my own boundaries.
Also a very fun dialectic between naturalism and development because Bermuda is almost all developed (insert statistic about countries with the least undeveloped land that I cannot find because, ahem, Bermuda is still not a country). Has been very fun trying to integrate houses and the natural woodlands thus far.
As for woodlands, for those of you who are confused by that statement and the above/below cedars, I am bringing natural Bermuda and the Bermuda Cedar forests back.
Now that we've gotten that out of the way, I have actually come around on Bermuda. I hate cliffs and Bermuda is all cliffs, so this is another fun way to push my own boundaries.
Also a very fun dialectic between naturalism and development because Bermuda is almost all developed (insert statistic about countries with the least undeveloped land that I cannot find because, ahem, Bermuda is still not a country). Has been very fun trying to integrate houses and the natural woodlands thus far.
As for woodlands, for those of you who are confused by that statement and the above/below cedars, I am bringing natural Bermuda and the Bermuda Cedar forests back.
