Barmuda Triangle
n.— «Long the featured act at Park City’s Depot, Mr. Wyman has moved to performing Sundays and Mondays at the Pop Jenks at 438 Main, a club that opened a year ago as the third side of the “Barmuda Triangle.”» —“Park City’s Club Scene Becomes Musician’s Route To Stardom” by Tony Semerad Salt Lake Tribune Nov. 22, 1991. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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