I'm Saragih, a lover of nature who always finds stories at every end of the horizon. This time, my afternoon adventure took me to the small pier where the Banawa Nusantara 70 wooden ship was anchored, waiting for the remaining sunlight to slowly fall on the western horizon.
The afternoon sun cast a golden color across the sky, refracting its rays on the calm surface of the sea. Wisps of clouds drifted slowly, as if dancing on the ripples of the water that gently touched the side of the ship. The sea breeze brought a calming aroma of salty and coolness, combined with the soft sound of the waves whispering among the wood of the old ship.
I sat on the edge of the dock, watching the sun slowly sink behind the distant hills. And I captured some of these moments of beauty in photos which were presented along with a beautiful story.
The Banawa Nusantara ship stands proudly before the twilight, telling the story of a long journey across the ocean and time. On the deck, orange shadows danced, reflecting light that seemed to bring every detail of the wood and moorings to life. That afternoon was not just a time to wait for night, but a moment of reflection about the journey, about direction, and about the calm that can only be found in the embrace of nature.
