You have to live here for a year, you’ll have unlimited food but can bring 1 thing. What is it?

@windinhishair where you hiking to? There is a small curve uphill that I guess you can call it hiking?

@SW-User I would want to explore the entire island, including the area around the base at low tide. There must be a way to access the top from the ocean, so I would want to explore that as well. By the end of the year, I would want to know and understand every part of that island.

@windinhishair you seem adventurous, and your username does check out. That is brave of you. I watched a YouTube video of this place and they said people brought woods and building material up the slopes by boat. It seemed difficult to me to navigate around the rocky terrain, so any sightseeing around the edges is a no from me. One slip and fall, you’d be on your own if the waves didn’t get to you first.

@SW-User I've backpacked in many wilderness areas where there are no services and enjoy exploring, because you never know what you might find. Slipping and falling would be a real potential hazard, which is why a good pair of boots would be so helpful. There might be places to fish or collect mussels or other edible seafood to supplement your diet.