Old Bomber Wreck

The hills and cliffsides of Cape Suzette hold some rewards for those who sightsee on their own. One curious thing explorers may find is the wreckage of a bomber plane at a deep canyon's edge; the aircraft apparently made a hard landing on the plateau, cutting furrows into the earth as it slid just short of the chasm. Wings broken, propellors bent back, landing gear buckled — the glinting gray wreck, stripped of its paint, looks for all the world like a crippled aluminum bird. Unclaimed by salvagers, the empty husk, its true story forgotten, sits as a silent tribute to planes lost in storm and battle. The few who know of this place go there to spend time in quiet reflection.