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Dahlan dan Batunya
Floating rock was founded at Parangtritis beach when 20th century. As it discovered, A man called Dahlan was cursed by his mother. After hundred years being cursed as floating rock, finally, Dahlan was able to life again. But, he has to face the reality that world it's getting modern.
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Floating rock was founded at Parangtritis beach when 20th century. As it discovered, A man called Dahlan was cursed by his mother. After hundred years being cursed as floating rock, finally, Dahlan was able to life again. But, he has to face the reality that world it's getting modern.
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