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We reached South Trinidad Island two days later and moored the boat four miles away from the land. Bridie agreed that I hadn't exaggerated its sinister appearance. The Island was surrounded with fog and it looked like a grey and dark city with a master holding it over the dark blue sea. We could just saw a sandy beach with sand like dust and blue sea crabs which like rocks climbing around. There were coal black rocks with jagged shapes. Inside the Island was very dark and there was a forest of dead trees full of creatures holding around. The moonlight shined over the forest and sometimes covered by veil of mist. And when night fell, the whole island was covered with sound of the waves softly and there was nothing anymore. Behind the forest, there was a big and dead volcanic.The volcanic rocks around the volcano twisted into jagged shapes. Everything on the island was looked dead and sinister appearance but it also looked like a dramatic fairy castle touched with silver. We couldn't go away because it was dark and foggy on the sea and we needed to stay on the scary island a night. The night was horrible, everything was silent and there was dampness in the air. We did nothing all night but just talking and sleeping a while and the next day when we woke up there was a rosy dawn and we quickly sailed away. It was a horrible adventure for us!

We reached South Trinidad Island two days later and moored the boat four miles from land. Birdie agreed that I hadn’t exaggerated the island‘s sinister appearance. Then night fell and moonlight transformed it into a fairy castle towers turret sand battlements touched with silver at half past five in the morning when we sailed closer the reality of the island was more dramatic. The mountains of volcanic rock twisted into jagged shapes rose steeply from the white surf though the day was clear without a cloud. There was a veil of mist through which the mountain peak thrust upwards to meet the rosy dawn. A forest of dead trees covered the island interspersed with ferns. The few sandy beaches separated by cliffs of coal black rock were covered in wreckage and alive with sea crabs.