TEOCUITLATL: SQUARE E2
This section of the island is wholly unremarkable in concerns to geography. It is a small stretch of beach, and nothing else. To the south there is more jungle and to the east and west is more beach. There are some flocks of multicolored-seagulls on this beach that chase after crabs and other small animals, but that's about it for the wildlife in this area.
However, in the south-eastern section of this square there are some eroded pillars that look like they once held up something, but what is uncertain. They stand huddled close together but it is easy to see that there is nothing in the midst of them. There are a few more slabs of obviously man-made rock and rubble that sticks out of the sand nearby the pillars, but nothing extraordinary.
However, in the south-eastern section of this square there are some eroded pillars that look like they once held up something, but what is uncertain. They stand huddled close together but it is easy to see that there is nothing in the midst of them. There are a few more slabs of obviously man-made rock and rubble that sticks out of the sand nearby the pillars, but nothing extraordinary.