The last of the branches gave way with a good shove letting Jo drag her way out of the bush. Twigs had pulled strands of her hair out of it's bun and her tights had seen better days. Reaching a hand up she brushed some leaves out of her hair, " I made it to the other side...oh hey there are tire tracks over here!" She hoped Matty could hear her. Though she didn't wait around for his response.

Pulling back a part of the gate that had been cut Jo wormed her way through keeping the flashlight pointed towards the track. Fishing her camera our of the wait band of her tights she snapped a few photos of the tire tracks. They were running parallel to the bush. Shinning the light along one direction of the track her face scrunched. It trialled off into darkness but she was sure that was the direction of the caves. Swinging the light into the other direction she was met with the same thing. Tracks that led to darkness.

Moving her flashlight the beam reflected off of something metal. She opened her mouth to call out to Matty but though better of it. The odds of him being able to hear her were slim and if any of those things were hanging around she didn't need the to hear her.

Light cut across the darkness and the very familiar sound of a car starting. Turning on the spot she had just enough time to raise her camera and snap a picture of the side of the truck as it drove by. Making sure to snap as many pictures as she could. Tightening her fist around the camera Jo glanced over back at the bush she had crawled through. Matty hadn't made his way through the bush yet and the truck was getting away.

She was out o shape and she knew that she wouldn't be able to catch it but still she ran after the truck. She would be able to at lest get an idea on the direction it was heading. It could end up leading her to here the tractors here being held.

She had kept some what steady job for maybe seven minutes before the stitch in her side made it's self known with a vengeance. Slowing down she looked back at the way she had come a maybe a mile. Bending over she took in two big lung fulls of air.