Three boys who grew up together in the 1700s sail out to find a treasure in the Caribbean. They find a map and it happens to just be something to throw them off, but they don’t quite know yet. They get to an island that the map leads them to, and it says to follow The tiny berries left behind by squirrels and chipmunks. This island seems inscapable. They don’t quite know where to go because of all the wild trees and the trails that leave them off and finally one of the boys discover that many people have been here and not this is just a scheme to throw them off. Finally, they get back to their boat and they start looting to begin their travels further. They get to another island, which just seems to be the perfect place to hide a treasure. They enter the island and character 1 announces that there’s a big oak tree that seems as it may have tried to be dug up, but whoever tried to dig up this tree failed. Character B and Character C ignore his concern and continue to look where they though it may be. Character A goes back to the oak tree and digs at the tree further for the weeks. Character B and Character C still seem to think it’s a waste of time and ignore the “stupid” hastle. Soon enough, Character A dig up the tree and finds the treasure and keep it for himself.