Fisherman's village

A stream, which is not so long, because the river water is collected from the water that descends from the hills not far from the coast of the sea, can be regarded as a base of life in this small village. But not in the sense that the river water is a source for life as in the inland villages.

At high tide, sea water penetrates almost upstream of this stream. People, therefore, must draw water from the well for the necessities of life and not from the water mixed with the salt water.

So the base of life, which is meant here, is because it is a house where they rest their boats from exhaustion wandering on a blue surface. At the sea, they hunt for something that can sustain their lives, and also to reach for their future, then they return to the base, to the stream, and their homes are located on the edge.

Something I really like here, is the calm atmosphere of this village. It looked so quiet. Something I really like here, is the calm atmosphere of this village. It looked so quiet. And the boats tied to the banks of the river further reinforce the silence and calm that reigned there.

So, busyness, then, will only exist in our imagination when imagining the engines of the boats being turned on and they are moving into the ocean.