Siridona is a small fishing village in Goa, by the bay where the Zuari river drains into the Arabian Sea. It is spelled variously as Siridão and Shirdona. This photo essay recalls a quiet evening that my father and I spent there in early 2008. The village folk were out and about, some digging for clams, others returning from an afternoon out at sea.
Late evening in Siridona, Goa
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Mining clams
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Sorting through the haul
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Catch of the day
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My father, Motilal Parrikar, enjoying the calm
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Sundown: time to douse the glim
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In “Sorting through the haul”, the boat seems to be beached on mud flats. I suppose the tide lifts it?
Good Photography !!
Wonderful pictures again. The beach seems so deserted!! Wonderful evening. Reminds me of the ‘Kodi’ beach near Kundapur I visited a couple of years back. No one around and absolute bliss.