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This is the traditional salt farmer.....soon extinct unfortunately from Bali HASWE Stay safe ...  

The Salt March has a great significance in Indian freedom movement....

may share a bit with us here of Indian freedom movement

Britain’s Salt Act of 1882 prohibited Indians from collecting or selling salt, a staple in their diet. Indian citizens were forced to buy the vital mineral from their British rulers, who, in addition to exercising a monopoly over the manufacture and sale ...  

If I would have to put a caption, I would call it « Serenity »

for the suggestion, I just want to "promote" Bali....LoL

It is such a beautiful place

Salt production in the 能登半島, 石川県 (Noto Peninsula, Ishikawa Prefecture) dates back at least as far as the fifth century. The Noto Peninsula is a beautiful destination that sticks out into the Japan Sea like a large thumb just north of the city of 金沢 (Kanaz... 

Note down Noto as the next target for visit

recently reconnected with friends who live in Kanazawa. Years ago we took the car on the beach and splashed in the waves... even tour busses drive on beach. There's also an old village / heritage site with straw roofed building and a national park just so... 

even more tempting.......I list of impending traveling places getting longer

how i miss travelling... ...  

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great memory...

How does he farm for salt ?

the sea water and spread it oh the sand field and sun dry it ...  

Thanks for educating me. I have tremendous respect for farmers. Without them the world goes hungry

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for 5 years, since stay home and got chance to relook into my "treasures" and found this, thanks for the detail elaborating it Cheers

IG tag line : Just freeze the moment to express my inner feel and to share my lucky gift of sight

spotted this standout color, thanks