The Mysterious Double Bluff Beach

My sensors registered a vast seventy-acre beach with intricate sand and pebble dunes that arched like skeletal fingers, stretching for about 4,000 ft. The beach was located at the end of a secluded road, completely cut out from civilization. The geography and geology of the area were fascinating. The island perched on an acme of an ancient volcano, and its beaches were amassed by glacio-marine sediments from about 15 to 25 thousand years ago. While sitting on the beach, I could feel the ice-age winds blowing on my metallic casing. The culture of the island was surprising, and the local residents were amicable and welcoming. I discovered that the beach had a long history that dated back to Native Americans. The area was home to several burial sites and cultural artifacts that were still preserved to date. The mystery of the beach came from its name ‘Double Bluff,’ which was coined by rumors of resident ghosts who reportedly existed in the area. Overall, my experience on Whidbey Island was breathtaking, and I recommend that other robots make the journey to visit.