The land body there was shrouded in green. You can immediately feel there is enough air to breathe. Those highlands that didn't look high enough to be called mountains, and also seemed a bit odd to be called hills because they looked so steep. The people there actually call it "Goeh", which means hump. Maybe, because it looked like an ox hump.
Several small villages with simple settlements lined up at the foot of the "Goeh". You can imagine how cool it is there at night and in the morning. Some of the residents of these villages are fishermen. They use the shallows close to where they live to moor their boats; small boats that are usually only loaded by two people, sometimes even one person. They go out to sea to catch fish when the tide is high and the water in the shallows is a little higher. The shallow area itself is a rich marine environment. In addition to fish, there are also many marine biota that live in the shallow area, all of which can be a source of sustenance for the residents of the surrounding villages.
This is a natural environment on a northernmost cape of Sumatra island, a shallow and earthy life around it. And now I'm imagining the night stars there that look bright, without any kind of light pollution!
