Situated on the edge of the settlement, the beach of Sunflower Sands was a place of respite and relaxation for the residents, who worked hard each day to maintain their homes and their way of life. The beach was a place of simple pleasures, with residents enjoying sunbathing, swimming, and fishing in the calm green waters. The community was tight-knit, with everyone pitching in to keep the beach clean and maintained. Despite the challenges of living in a world of makeshift buildings, the beach community was a testament to the power of human connection and the importance of taking time to enjoy the small moments of life.