Last month, my family and I enjoyed the beauty of the beach on a Sunday morning. Malacca Strait Beach, or Ujong Blang Beach, Lhokseumawe, is perfect for children who want to swim in the sea. They can also play on the beach while building sand castles.
The waves on this beach are very friendly to children. Even though the sea water is experiencing high tide. Many children swim in the sea. Usually, on weekends, the beach is very crowded.
In the photos I took with my Nikon D5500 camera, you can see how happy the children are playing on the beach.
The photo below is of Omar, my third child. He brought a toy backhoe to dredge the sand on the beach.
Omar and Emier (my second son) are having fun playing together.
Emier, who is photogenic, is very happy to be photographed. If my camera is pointed at his face, Emier will express his cute face.
Emier and Omar play together on the shoreline of Malacca Strait Beach or Ujong Blang Beach, Lhokseumawe.
The leaves are falling. Many Portia leaves or Thespesia populnea (Portia tress) fall around the beach. The smell of these leaves in the morning is very distinctive. This plant does grow a lot on our shores. It is a tropical plant that adds to the beauty of our beaches. I can also feel the cool air with these plants, so relaxing on the beach will be more meaningful.
As one of the tourist attractions in my hometown, the beach is always full of visitors. Life jackets are available here, so swimming in the sea will be even more exciting.
The people of Lhokseumawe City have made this beach one of the mainstay tourist attractions. Visiting this beach will always remain a beautiful memory for me. I keep some photos of my family at this beach on this platform. Who knows, one day or decades later, I can still see pictures with black and white shades.
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