This is our beach!

This is what we call beach?

Recently, i went to some beaches in one day. Hmm... the first beach i went to was Hutan simpanan Berakas beach The Place was very peaceful and i enjoyed all the background sounds of waves as well as sound of birds singing welcoming visitors to the Peaceful countryside beach. It was sunny and I arrived there in the mid day. (hmm.. sound little bit boring ah..)

After 30 minutes, I drove to another beach, located at Serasa, of course you can guess, which beach I went to. When arriving there,I asked myself either I went to a beach or to a place to dump a rubbish. I captured few photos along the beach...
(click the picture to view in details)

Wow is this a place that we can call as a beach? A place that floating bottles,napkins, plastic bags, logs errr..too much to mention, floating along the Serasa beach. But what I noticed, it was logs that floating and washed to the beach at most. Where did the logs come from? It must be from somewhere.

If the logs came from dead trees along the beach, it was sign, a sign of destructive activity happened at the beach. It could be destructive waves hitting the beach and washed away the trees slowly or uncontrolled or illegal activity was done there...

But when we examined the logs, do you think it came from that area nearby? Or maybe it was just a floating rubbish that washed towards the beach.

What ever the reasons, i hope one day, I can see a clean and peaceful place that can be call as a beach....so all of us have to do something about it, just do a smart an simple way, you don’t have to left anythings behind but your footprint. If you manage to do it, you just change the world!congratulation.


Photo below was were taken at Muara beach

(currently, Muara beach is under renovation)