<strong>Samyra Johnson</strong><br/><br/>Having finally reached the small bit of land I realized it was larger than it had looked from the water. It was still utterly lifeless though. I looked around again and weighed out my options. Take the climb up the sheer rock cliff or try to make my way around the cliff and see if I could reach lower grounds through the water. After looking up, I decided the climb was off. It was a sheer 50 foot climb and I didn't have any thing to try it with.<br/><br/>Being out here in the full sun I felt it burn already especially since my body was wet. If I wanted a shelter tonight I had to get off this stupid little beach. If only the helicopter had warned me I had to jump I would have looked around. Based on nothing at all I decided to go south along the cliffs.<br/><br/>I waded in and was happily surprised that the water was only as deep as my chest, which left me with the problem of my arms. Under water or hold them up? After two steps with them under water I realized it was far easier to hold them up and I made good progress. When I looked back I felt a little panic. My little landing beach seemed very small again and there was no land in sight yet ahead of me. What if something happened now?<br/><br/>Bravely I ploughed on until I noticed the cliffs sloping down towards a beach. Finally! I upped my pace a little bit and soon arrived at the most spectacular I ever saw. This was even better than on pictures. The sloping terrain with the dense jungle with palm trees overhanging the small beach. I felt good to be out of the sun finally and I took my time to rest and think of a plan. The terrain meant it wouldn't flood here at the tides and the palm trees at least proved there were coconuts. How to open them I had no idea. I really wasn't a survival expert I was just here for the money and surely they wouldn't let us die on television.<br/><br/>When my body temperature had gone down enough I got up and decided to wade into the jungle to see if I could find some water or other edible or otherwise useful things.