Dear Joe,
The
photos and the video clip that you posted on Goanet are wonderful but they are
not of Anjuna beach. What you photographed/filmed are pictures of Anjuna
landing spot and the rocks below.
Anjuna
beach is a large stretch of seashore, which touches the Baga hill at the other
end. You have to walk about three hundred meters from the spot you
photographed/filmed in order to get to Anjuna beach, made more famous by Miss
Scarlett Keeling’s death.
If you
don’t want to walk the distance, please visit the Flea Market area at Danddo or
Sam Miguel vaddo from where you can just step down and land on the shore of
Anjuna beach – it was here that Scarlett Keeling’s semi nude dead body was
found – not on the Anjuna seaside rocks!
About a
fortnight ago, one Indian family visited my Monginis outlet and the head of the
family said: “Uncle, there is no sand on your beach; only rocks!” I asked him:
“What do you mean? If there is no seashore and sand then it’s not a beach!” He
told
me he visited the same spot that you photographed/filmed. I then gave them
directions to go to proper Anjuna beach. He visited the beach next day, came
back to me and said: “Uncle, we found Anjuna beach; it's nice; it has a
seashore and sand!"
Moi-mogan,
Domnic FernandesAnjuna, GoaMob: 9420979201