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story - part 1

there was once a beautiful island in the pacific ocean, off the coast of chile. it was not too and not too small. it would take about 8 hrs to walk around the island.

a long time ago the people that lived in chile sailed in large open boats for fishing. they carried lots of water and food so they could sail for weeks.

one day a group of fisherman found the beautiful island. it was covered with great trees and had a spring with fresh water.

the fishermen went back and brought their families, and live pigs. perhaps by accident or maybe on purpose they also brought rats.

life was good. they cut down trees to build more boats for fishing. they cut down trees for houses. but still there were lots of trees on island.

they were able to catch so much food from the ocean that they lots of spare time.

over time the number of people living on the island as more and more babies were born.

the people living on the island each wanted their own space so the island was divided in to 6 or 7 areas.

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