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ARE WE IN OVER OUR HEADS?


The goal on our second day was to explore the other end of the island. We drove old Earl down the one main road to explore the island. We discovered what we called, the ‘roadside cupboards’. At various spots along the road, are wooden cupboards filled with whatever local produce is in season, some with the added bonus of homemade baked goods. You put the payment in a metal box, and if you don’t have any money, you can jot down an ‘IOU’. We stocked up on food.


The main road wound around some sharp corners and up and down some interesting hills. There was no indication of people, only the odd dirt road branching off from the main road. Throughout the drive, we saw strange signs nailed to some trees. Each sign had a planet name on it and there was one for each planet, all the way


from Mars to Pluto. At various spots on the side of the road there were stray sheep wandering around. We found out later that years ago during a major storm, the sheep escaped from


a farm and they have been breeding and roaming free ever since. Eventually the road ended at a small dock so we parked there and wandered around. We heard voices in the distance and followed them down towards a secluded cove. There were a number of people sitting on the beach enjoying the day. Among them were a few generations of locals. A bunch


of people were swimming in the nude. Michele wanted to join in but just didn’t have the balls to do it. When we said we were on a photo quest, they didn’t exactly volunteer to be photographed


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