Jawaban:

It was the village and the village where Grandpa lived was always impressive and soothing to visit. The village where the grandfather lived was named Tanjungan, which is located in the southern city of Klaten, Central Java. The village can be reached in less than 1 hour drive from Yogyakarta City. A typical rural atmosphere and community life that is thick with local wisdom can be felt here. One thing that makes you fall in love is the scenery and breathtaking landscapes. Simple but full of beauty.

In this village, many people's houses are facing directly to the rice fields and fields. When opening the doors and windows of the house, anyone can immediately stare at the beautiful scenery that is naked without obstruction. A village road that is not too wide divides rice fields and fields. When the weather is clear the sky above looks very blue. Seeing the composition of rice fields, fields, roads and the sky that overlay them, we will immediately remember a scene that we often imitated during drawing lessons in kindergarten or elementary school.

The atmosphere in this village is relatively calm and there are not many vehicles passing by except for children pedaling their bicycles to go to school or play after returning home. Residents use bicycles or motorbikes only to go to the fields and head to the market in the morning. For this reason, their bicycles and motorbikes often ride sacks of grass, rice seeds, or farming supplies. In the fields, bicycles or motorbikes are simply placed on the side of the road as if they are not worried about being lost.

The rice fields in the village are very wide. Looking into the distance, you can see a row of hills that seem to fence off the rice fields. To see the edge of the rice fields we need to walk along it. The rice fields are filled with rising rice whose green color is soothing to the eyes. The tips of the tapered leaves sway in the breeze of the dry season. Some of the rice fields are cultivated by the owner himself. However, there are also rice fields that are planted and cared for by local people who work for other residents as owners of the rice fields.

Apart from the rice fields, the fields in the village are also fun to walk through, although they are not too broad. Vegetables that are widely grown are long beans and oyong. Above the fields are made of bamboo sticks that are stuck so that the vegetables grow regularly. Because the fields are usually located on the edge of the rice fields, when the vegetables bear fruit, we can easily reach the hanging long bean pods or oyong fruit.

The vegetables look fresh so it's nice to watch them linger. Several types of herbs also grow around rice fields and fields. These herbaceous plants are found along ditches and rice fields. The flowers, which are yellow, white, red, blue and purple, look attractive among the green of rice fields and fields. There are also other plants such as wild spinach, elephant grass and talok which are rarely found in cities. Listening to one by one these plants, this place can be a fun natural laboratory for learning and introducing the diversity of plants to schoolchildren.

After walking through the rice fields interspersed with vegetable fields, the beauty continues in the sugar cane garden. Between the sugar cane gardens and rice fields are limited by simple irrigation that is not too much water and dirt roads overgrown with grass. When the flowers bloom, we can see a dance performance of the cane flowers at the ends of the stems. The flower bunches that were white and smooth with long swaying stalks nodded in the wind. With the sun shining through the leaves, the view of the sugar cane garden looks even more beautiful.

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