That night’s sleep in the huts was sound with the ebbing of gentle
waves lulling me to sleep.
I remembered it was slightly after 7am when I was awakened
by the ‘chugging’ of a boat nearby. That was followed by the voices of men talking
but in Tamil.
I got out of the hut and was greeted by a group of Indian fishermen, a little further from the huts, pulling in their net on the beach. I grabbed my camera and took the shots.
They brought in a school of fish mostly white pomfret / ikan bawal puteh which made 80% of their catch.
I asked to buy one of the fish and chose one that was sizeable enough for two which I paid Rm15 for. I asked the canteen operator to prepare the dish later
Over the years I don’t recall seeing Indian fishermen ever
again from Perak all the way to Langkawi.
My 'long time ago' weekend in Pangkor Island.
JAG
My 'long time ago' weekend in Pangkor Island.
JAG
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