Hello everyone, another week has passed, and this weekend is also the last weekend of September. And today's post is about My Khe beach; Danang has officially entered the world after more than a month. Today, on the day of social isolation, there have been moves to relax some activities, people can exercise at the specified time frames, I set the alarm for 5 a.m. and went through the sea before sunrise.
This picture was taken before the lockdown
The weather in Da Nang has influenced the low pressure, causing marine waste to wash ashore. The sun is partially obscured by clouds today, but there are still some lovely rays on the beach. I haven't been to the beach in a long time, despite the fact that people have been unable to swim but have continued to exercise. My Khe beach is early in the morning, but the scenery remains the same, except that it is no longer crowded with tourists as it was the day before; for those of you who want to watch the sea peacefully, the best time to visit is between April and September. This sea is less volatile, and the sandy beach is bathed in beautiful sunshine.
I took a few photos this morning, as well as some from before the epidemic, as proof that the epidemic can temporarily separate us, but the peaceful natural scenery, the sound of the waves crashing against the waves, can bring us back together. Flocks of pigeons fly through the sky, and I hope that after these events, we will cherish our freedom even more, and that Vietnam will choose to live with the epidemic and reopen the next time. We can finally meet again after so many days apart now that the epidemic has passed.
This is my entry for Reflection Hunters Contest Round~32, hosted by @annephilbrick. Thank you for taking the time to read my post. I wish you a wonderful weekend and good health.