Based on the notes of one voyager, it's possible that the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock because they were running out of beer.

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According to historical accounts, including the journal of Mayflower passenger William Bradford, the Pilgrims decided to stop at Plymouth Rock instead of continuing to Virginia partly because their supplies, including beer, were running low. Beer was a common and safer drink than water at the time, which was often contaminated.

Based on the Notes of One Voyager, It's Possible That