Whiskey.
The navigation instruments of the boat were basic and easy to read and understand. I set the course and let the boat do the rest of the work. I was still wet and also hungry, so I decided to check out the cabin. I found some dry clothes in a cupboard, they smelt like fishy sea water, mixed with an old man smell, but they were better than being wet. So, I swallowed my distaste and pulled them on. It was a good decision. The jumper was very big on my slight frame. It came down to just above my knees and the sleeves went far past my hands, but it was cozy, like wearing a giant woolen blanket. I hung up my clothes to dry and went in search of food. I struck gold in the gallay. Cupboards filled with tinned fish, packet soup and crackers. Along with a chocolate bar, I also snagged two
