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LOCAL MARKET 10

Hi Guys,
            We meet again in my personal Blog and this time I will tell you about my routine is visit Local Market every week, actually I come here for buy fish and vegetable for my dinner so I buy first and cooking so that's why that one gonna be one of my visit Local Market.

           Not only in Paotere you can get seafood that is sold directly by fishermen, but it's also on the edge of Jl Nuri Baru, in front of the Indonesian Maritime Academy (AMI) Campus.
           The fishermen who live around it, start moving their ships from dawn or night. To satisfy customers with fresh fish, they go to sea to Losari Beach, some even cross to the islands (around Losari Beach). At around 3:00 p.m., the fishermen closed their boats on a canal bridge along the road. With deftness, they immediately prepared the catch. The front air of the AMI Veteran campus also smelled rancid. 

            "Every morning I go to the sea. It was finished in the afternoon and prepared fish for sale in the afternoon, "said Talli, a fisherman who sold his own catch on the market.  Not only marine catches are sold here, but also various vegetables. They all roared at the market which was published that evening and there are also other market snacks such as fried foods, cakes and also those who sell grilled fish so those who want to directly buy cooked fish.

NO
NAME
UNIT
PRICE
1
Crabs
kg
Rp. 85.000,00
2
Prawn
kg
Rp. 25.000,00
3
Squid
kg
Rp. 15.000,00
4
Snipper Fish
kg
Rp. 28.000,00
5
Milkfish
kg
Rp. 25.000,00
6
Spinach
2 tie
Rp. 2000,00
7
Sweet Corn
1 pc
Rp. 2000,00
8
Anchovy
kg
Rp. 15.000,00
9
Skipjack Tuna
kg
Rp. 25.000,00
10
Tomatos
kg
Rp. 10.000,00
11
Eggplant
kg
Rp. 15.000,00
12
Egg Noodles
pc
Rp. 15. 000,00
13
Egg
pc
Rp. 2000,00
14
Oil
Lt
Rp. 13.000,00
15
Carrot
kg
Rp. 15.000,00

          About the price not really expencive just like another local market and the advantages of this market are the fish are really fresh and cheaper only drawback is the traffic jam in the area because the road is rather narrow and is a road as a shortcut so it makes traffic jams and is also right at the bridge junction and in front of the campus so that the afternoon will be badly jammed during work hours and other activities.
         




           So I think enough for this time and thank you so much for your best attention and see you in another post and I hope you enjoy for this and if you have some question just comment below.
  


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