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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 18 Nov 20

Papua seems to never run out of its wealth of marine tourism. pieces and pieces of heaven scattered on the earth of Papua. One of them beach tourism in Papua that you really deserve to visit is Harlem Beach. This beach is...

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Teti ariani Yess papua is very beautiful, but the flight costs a lot. And everything there is expensive.

19 Nov 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 16 Nov 20

The charm of the tourist attractions of Borobudur Temple makes anyone in awe of it. Borobudur Temple is a Buddhist temple located in Magelang, Central Java, not far from Yogyakarta City. Its existence is not only famous on the...

indonesia

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jdbc It looks awesome.

16 Nov 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 15 Oct 20

Tana Toraja, a regency located in South Sulawesi, is one proof of the rich culture that exists in Indonesia. Its natural beauty and rich culture have made the name Tana Toraja known internationally. The Toraja people still...

indonesia

tana toraja

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Erlangga Setiyawan @Rosyidradent included me :)

16 Nov 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 15 Oct 20

Tana Toraja, a regency located in South Sulawesi, is one proof of the rich culture that exists in Indonesia. Its natural beauty and rich culture have made the name Tana Toraja known internationally. The Toraja people still...

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Erlangga Setiyawan I have a friend from South Sulawesi, maybe close to Toraja, I always want to go there with her

16 Nov 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 15 Nov 20

The culture of mutual cooperation is a cultural heritage that is still preserved today. And almost all regions in Indonesia, the people are still united in helping their neighbors work. Because here not all jobs are always valued...

indonesia

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****DANIELLE**** @Rosyidradent That's wonderful.

15 Nov 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 15 Nov 20

The culture of mutual cooperation is a cultural heritage that is still preserved today. And almost all regions in Indonesia, the people are still united in helping their neighbors work. Because here not all jobs are always valued...

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****DANIELLE**** @Rosyidradent I LOVE that picture. It's so beautiful to watch people helping one another.

15 Nov 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 15 Nov 20

The culture of mutual cooperation is a cultural heritage that is still preserved today. And almost all regions in Indonesia, the people are still united in helping their neighbors work. Because here not all jobs are always valued...

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Brigitte Gonzales So true, money is not everything. I am happy to know that people in your place still keeping these great values..

15 Nov 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 13 Nov 20

In many places farmers still rely on the help of cows or buffalo to plow fields. Perhaps for reasons that are far more cost-effective than plowing the fields using machines.

the farmers

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Simone Here it is sad because agricultural lands are being converted i to industrial if not residential.

13 Nov 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 13 Nov 20

In many places farmers still rely on the help of cows or buffalo to plow fields. Perhaps for reasons that are far more cost-effective than plowing the fields using machines.

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Danna B. Sometimes traditional farmers are as good as machines. We forget this is how we farmed for thousands of years! Machines cost a lot of money and the fuel to run them

13 Nov 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 13 Nov 20

In many places farmers still rely on the help of cows or buffalo to plow fields. Perhaps for reasons that are far more cost-effective than plowing the fields using machines.

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Notlilie It's all machines here now. Not sure in term of cost though. Nor that I ever see a farmer use a cow here either.

13 Nov 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 24 Oct 20

Rice is the staple food of Indonesian society. Rich, poor, old, young all need it. And the peasants, they are the meritorious people who grow various staple foods in this country. But often they are forgotten and even...

the farmers

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Marlina I love farmers too,my Grandfather was a farmer, Those ladies here in that picture working in the rice field work extremely hard, their backs but be so stiff,

25 Oct 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 24 Oct 20

Rice is the staple food of Indonesian society. Rich, poor, old, young all need it. And the peasants, they are the meritorious people who grow various staple foods in this country. But often they are forgotten and even...

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M.-L. The workers are women, the person who watches them is a man. Interesting.

25 Oct 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 24 Oct 20

Rice is the staple food of Indonesian society. Rich, poor, old, young all need it. And the peasants, they are the meritorious people who grow various staple foods in this country. But often they are forgotten and even...

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Piyush bhatia Yes they are

25 Oct 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 24 Oct 20

Rice is the staple food of Indonesian society. Rich, poor, old, young all need it. And the peasants, they are the meritorious people who grow various staple foods in this country. But often they are forgotten and even...

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Ritik roshan Rice and wheat is also the staple food of the India.i can't spend my day without having a rice. In my country also farmers are not respected for what they deserve.

25 Oct 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 24 Oct 20

Rice is the staple food of Indonesian society. Rich, poor, old, young all need it. And the peasants, they are the meritorious people who grow various staple foods in this country. But often they are forgotten and even...

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The Fly One I love rice and cant go for long without having some but according to the photo it seems to be a lot of work

24 Oct 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 16 Oct 20

I hate the coronavirus. yes i hate corona. The reason is, the corona virus has exacerbated poverty and hunger. Children cannot go to school, and many parents experience economic hardship. But, do you believe in the corona...

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meowhisper @Rosyidradent I will, thank you.

17 Oct 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 15 Oct 20

Tana Toraja, a regency located in South Sulawesi, is one proof of the rich culture that exists in Indonesia. Its natural beauty and rich culture have made the name Tana Toraja known internationally. The Toraja people still...

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didik wijanarko Has it ever happened that the coffin that was about to be put into the tomb's cave had fallen from a height? It must be really scary.

16 Oct 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 16 Oct 20

I hate the coronavirus. yes i hate corona. The reason is, the corona virus has exacerbated poverty and hunger. Children cannot go to school, and many parents experience economic hardship. But, do you believe in the corona...

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Sue21 I hear you and we are in another lockdown phase one yet again maybe it might be a bit less this time and fade out for a long while like sometime never. The positive cases are very high at the moment I know how frustrating it is too.

16 Oct 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 16 Oct 20

I hate the coronavirus. yes i hate corona. The reason is, the corona virus has exacerbated poverty and hunger. Children cannot go to school, and many parents experience economic hardship. But, do you believe in the corona...

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meowhisper It’s limiting us but people have to keep going in their lives and just be strong. We can all overcome this.

16 Oct 20

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Rosyidradent @Rosyidradent (50) • Purwokerto, Indonesia 16 Oct 20

I hate the coronavirus. yes i hate corona. The reason is, the corona virus has exacerbated poverty and hunger. Children cannot go to school, and many parents experience economic hardship. But, do you believe in the corona...

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Kt You are right

16 Oct 20

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