Bermuda's railway line opened in 1931 and was the most expensive ever built. It was closed in 1948 and sold to Guyana, together with its engine, Old Rattle and Shake. The old line is now a nature trail.
South America's structure is rather simple and largely resembles North America, in both shape and arrangement of the most important morphological elements. The blend of architectural styles, the accent varieties of its languages, plastics arts, foods and beverages, the mixture of races, the mystic and varied religious terms, its customs and history, the music and the rhythm provided by the atmosphere, they all are highly prized by the hundred of tourists who visit this location every year. Supremacy, however, belongs to nature, i.e. mountains, jungles and desserts. The predominant feature is a mild climate and its charming beaches jointly with a great diversity of options to camp and to explore the mountains. Those territories as a whole not only comprise a great cultural resources but also one of the richest and complete ecosystems in land and sea flora and fauna all over the planet.
Bermuda's railway line opened in 1931 and was the most expensive ever built. It was closed in 1948 and sold to Guyana, together with its engine, Old Rattle and Shake. The old line is now a nature trail.