Exploring a remote island that is only eleven months old

"One year later, our castaway came back to the world's newest island to spent 12 days. Ian planned to stay for one month alone, but after 10 days a cyclone made him make a satellite call asking us to collect him. It took 2 days for us to go to the island as port authorities weren´t allowing boats to sail until the cyclone was ended. The strong wind ripped his platic sheet away so as the cave was completely flooded, there was nowhere to shelter on the whole island for 3 days. But Ian said that the worst part was that the land beneath his feet became so unstable at hide tide that he went up to his waist 2 times. Geologists said the island is probably suffering liquefaction. "