An explorers journal
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PART II
The journal of Hans Von Murkan
Exherts from the National library of United Murkan Our flag unites us! 
Entry one : 109 A.D
The men are struck with scurvy and we are stuck on this horridly humid and decaying piece of the wonderful Earth. The island we are stranded upon is filled with horrible grizzly old men (much like our own at home in the rhineland). WE struck a motherload of rum and gold so we stayed for the night and set off in the morning.
Von Murken Casting off from Azlea Island's. Circa 109 A.D
Entry two: same year 109 A.D , DAY 2
We are heading Northwest at 20 knots with a nice nortwestern ocean breeze to help us. The men are giddy with excitement , dreaming of the riches they will find when we reach the tropical shores of Aragon. It has been 2 years since we have first set out from Porto Venicio of the state of South Rhineland Europa. We hit a storm late day and where forced to make land on a tired , battered coast we found after sailing for 2 hours up and down it. We made camp and slept for the rest of the night.
Entry three: 109 A.D , One week later
We have become attached socially to the local leaders and (tear in page) have married the local (another tear -_-) chief (bloodstain) Daughter.
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After an unexpected turn of events. The rest of this journal was never found. Modern historians believe that it was lost on some beach in Santo Carolina
The suspected location of the wreck and the remains of the journal..
NOW IT"S TIME FOR YOU TO FIGURE IT OUT!!!
Where do you think the journal is giving the evidence that has been shown to you through the known journal entries and the pictures shown below and above. Comment your solution and you will learn the answer and the rest of the journal in the next episode.
Evidence:
Picture of Napol bay Santa Carolina. : Note the timber laying on the beach might be evidence as too how the crew made there camp on the beach!
Shards of wood thought to be from Von murkens convoy ships dating around 109 A.D found Near the beach shown in the above picture.
Rhineland wood commonly used in ships during this time period.
(good luck and don't forget to put in your submissions in the comments section!)
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