Wooden house by the sea, where the water is turquoise [Adventure Series]

Hi Hive Lovers

What do you think when you live in a wooden house by the sea where the water is turquoise green like this?

The following photos are views of the wooden house on an island in the middle of the high seas of the Indian Ocean region:

I found the hut during my fishing trip in Sabang, Indonesia. At that time, I ran out of drinking water and had to move closer to a nearby island from my fishing spot to find clean water to drink.

There is a wooden house that is brown in color and looks very harmonious with nature. The wooden house stands elegantly on the rocky seafront. At the very front, there is a lounge to enjoy the view of the sea with its clear water and turquoise sea.

The wooden house was built on tall, sturdy piles to match the rising tide. The wooden house looks very well maintained, and I'm sure someone must live there. When my boat pulled up there to ask for water, there was no one there. After all, not a single boat could be seen there. I even shouted several times to call the residents there, but there was no answer. That means I can't go near or go up there.

It is a general rule here that you are not allowed to enter someone else's property unless the owner has given permission.

Finally, I chose to go away and go around the other part of the island to look for people who were on the coral island. But there really wasn't anyone around the wooden house.

Whoever owns the wooden house has really chosen an ideal and beautiful place. He had built the wooden house on the side facing the great ocean and the strong winds that came in from the open sea. The wooden house was completely protected from strong winds and was on the side of the island with calm sea water and almost no waves at all.

The owner can certainly swim to his heart's content in such clear and beautiful seawater, or he can fishing there whenever he wants to. He will definitely be very happy with the place he has chosen.

I still have to look for my drinking water, which has run out, and I'm getting away from that place. I would return to the cottage again if I couldn't find another place. I believe that there will definitely be someone there later.

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