We passed by this boat fishing near the beacon. They must have lasted through the storm. These fishing kakis are really hardy guys. Wind and rain does deter them not as long as they get a bite from the fish.
On the opposite side of Pulau Indah is North Port which is mainly a container port and those are huge unloaders for unloading containers.
We have now passed by the mangrove swamp area in Pulau Indah and reached more developed parts. I am not familiar with some of the construction and if did not make any comments is because I do not know about it. But I will show the pictures anyway for you to have a complete photographic journey and hopefully filled in the information later in the picture. Any help from readers would be appreciated. This I believed is a ship repair yard.
This looked like another government marine department.
Ship repair yard.
We now sailed to deeper water and the water was getting choppier.
We could see big ships either sailing to either one of the ports. There was a large container ship and we headed towards its direction for a closer look.
Photo from Kurauking gallery.That’s me being caught taking photo of the container.
After rounding it we left it and once again headed for the shoreline of Pulau Indah.
A jetty but we do not know for what purpose. Was surprised to see a few children there.
We left it to continue tracing the coastline of the island of Pulau Indah.
To be continued...
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