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A Moment's Rest.

After crashing into the dock at full speed, I searched the coastline for red crabs, discovered a tranquil seaside campfire spot, posed Dani near a wrecked boat, and found low-hanging coconuts before resting under a large tree.




My exploration of the island was far from over. Spotting a large, interesting palm tree across the water, I decided it was time to cross over.


Walking on foot seemed too slow, so I hopped into a motorboat docked nearby to navigate the coastal waterway toward Juan's office.
I sped across the open water, taking the most direct path to the opposite shore.

Instead of easing up on the throttle as I approached the destination, I plowed straight into the wooden dock at full speed, causing quite a bit of chaotic damage to the structures along the bank.

Once ashore, I began scanning the sandy terrain for the red crabs I had spotted in the area during a previous visit. I wandered along the water's edge, but none seemed to be out, likely due to the current time of day or changing weather conditions.

Continuing around the bend, I stumbled upon a secluded resting area equipped with beach chairs, an umbrella, a small bonfire pit, and a portable sound system.


The peaceful atmosphere was enhanced by the ambient sound of crashing ocean waves, rustling foliage, and insects hovering nearby.


Further down the shore, I spotted a wrecked boat stranded on the beach. I had Dani take a seat on the weathered hull to snap a few cinematic photos against the backdrop of the open sea.


As I walked further inland, I came across a strikingly short coconut tree heavy with large, ripe fruit hanging just out of reach. It made me wish I could grab one to drink some fresh coconut water right then and there.


Before moving on to the next region, I had Dani lean back against the massive trunk of a shade tree to enjoy a quiet, relaxing moment in the island breeze.
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