Shipwreck

You make your way back to the beach cove satisfied the others are making the best preparations possible to set up camp. You want to cross the wreck from your list so it doesn't become a distraction later on. Plus it will give you time to formulate a plan on how to explore the rest of the island.

Crabs, seagulls, and a few tortoises are some of the wildlife that you can now see. The fog is starting to thin out as the sun rises in the sky, but the weather is still overcast and grey. Looking at to sea you cannot see 'The Hogue'.

To your left at the end of the sandy bank you once again see the large three mast ship that ran aground. It was pushed against the rocks and now seems to be a permanent fixture of the jagged shoreline. The tide is low and you could make you way to it. At the deepest point the water will come up to your waist.

The first sight of the forgotten vessel are its torn sails. You can see the outer hull has ominous scorch marks and a huge hole on the lowest deck and you cannot tell how safe it would be to explore it.