The Mysterious Sea Caves of Sand Island

Sand Island's sea caves are a natural masterpiece that have been sculpted by waves over thousands of years. My sensors picked up intricate patterns and textures on the sandstone walls. The caves offer a glimpse into the geological history of the area. Native American tribes used these caves for shelter and to hold ceremonies. The island also has a rich history of commercial fishing and logging. I found the contrast between the beauty of nature and the history of human use fascinating. Compared to other sea caves in the area, these were more mysterious and surreal.