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- March 9, 2020
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Day two on the island and the weather is slowly deteriorating.
With a cyclone developing up north and the rain and wind coming in waves all day. Still got a chance to get out on the water and managed a great fish on the spear to get me by so still a great day camping!
How does catching and cooking your own food while camping on an island help you appreciate natural resources?
Living From The Ocean… Solo Beach Camping On An Uninhabited Island – Day 2
As the sun rose on my second day of solo beach camping on the uninhabited island, I realized that my initial fears and doubts about spending time alone in a remote location were now a distant memory. The peaceful sound of the ocean waves crashing on the shore, the fresh salty smell in the air, and the warmth of the sun on my skin, were all I needed to remind me of why I embarked on this journey.
I woke up early, eager to continue exploring this breathtaking island. After a simple breakfast of dried fruits and nuts, I set out to discover more of the island’s hidden treasures. Walking along the beach, I found myself mesmerized by the multitude of colors and textures of the surrounding nature. The crystal clear waters, the lush vegetation, and the white sandy beaches all seemed to be a perfect picture of paradise on earth.
As I walked deeper into the island, I found myself at the edge of a rocky cliff, overlooking a vast expanse of ocean. It was then that I felt the true connection with this place. I realized that I was a small piece of a larger ecosystem, one that had been in existence much before I was born, and one that will continue long after I’m gone. I was humbled by the beauty and power of nature and felt a sense of gratitude for this experience.
For lunch, I explored the possibilities of finding food sources other than the fruits and nuts I brought with me. The ocean around me was abundant with life, so I decided to try my luck at fishing. Armed with my fishing pole, I set out to catch some lunch. After several attempts, I was able to catch a decent-sized fish, which I quickly cleaned and cooked over an open fire. The taste of the fresh fish, salted by the ocean, was delightful, and it made me appreciate the natural resources that sustain us.
As the day turned into evening, I sat by the fire, drinking tea and writing in my journal. I reflected on the day’s experiences and the impact they had on me. I realized that stepping out of my comfort zone had allowed me to connect with nature in ways I could never experience in my daily life. I felt a sense of inner peace and contentment, which I know will stay with me long after I leave this island.
In conclusion, solo beach camping on an uninhabited island has been a truly transformative experience for me. It has given me a greater appreciation for the power and beauty of nature, and the importance of living sustainably. It has reminded me of the importance of slowing down, unplugging, and connecting with the things that truly matter. I hope that others will be inspired to embark on their own journey of exploration and self-discovery in the great outdoors.
