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 My Name : A. Amran, SP, MSi

Daily Activities : Blogger, Lecturer, Agricultural Consultant, and Trader of Organic Fertilizer (ACI Super Organic Fertilizer, Biomon Biofertilizer and Biotani Fertilizer)

I live in Makassar, South Sulawesi, Indonesia.

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Traditional Crossing Boat from Makassar to Gowa

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