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IVC 147 A Ambatomitsangana, Antananarivo
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Chez Aina Antananarivo

IVC 147 A Ambatomitsangana Antananarivo, 101, Madagascar

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Sea day

A travel blog entry by gillen2012

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I thought about getting up at 7:30 again, but decided against it. I slept till 9:30, got up, showered and left the stateroom so JoRina could sleep in. The promenade deck was wet so instead of walking out there I went to the gym and rode a stationary bike for about 1/2 of the course. ( not far or challenging, but more than I my interests). I found a banana smoothly for breakfast then wandered all over the ship looking ...

Sea day

A travel blog entry by gillen2012

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Today almost started at 7 with the goal of creating routine, however the benefits of routine seemed over rated at 7:AM, so I slept till 9. Our routine of showers and tea ensued then I set out to edit my proposal and eat breakfast in the Kings Court. Pleased with completing that task I printed the document so another passenger could review it. I dropped off my computer in the stateroom and opted to return to the Kings Court for fresh ...

Back to Tana and end of trip thoughts

A travel blog entry by sranmal

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... ago. They'd headed off east to the small island of Ile Sainte Marie off the east coast of Madagascar, whilst I'd headed south. They'd then flown from the island to Tana and then to Tulear and we'd met up again in Ranohira, crazy! They decided they'd head part of the way to Tana and I offered them a lift in my car, which shouldn't have been a problem as I'd paid for the car and was paying for the petrol. They even offered to reimburse some of my costs although I ...

Isalo National Park

A travel blog entry by sranmal

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... Antaimoro paper open-air workshops, as recommended by my guidebook. The paper originated from Muslim immigrants who wrote verses from the Koran on it. It is a papyrus-type paper impregnated with dried flowers, now made into such things as bookmarks, wall hangings and books, and sold throughout the island. The guide at the place only spoke French so Potsy gave me a quick tour round the place. It appeared the paper was now only made for tourist trinkets ...

The Urban Jungle

A travel blog entry by sranmal

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Antananarivo, usually called Tana by those not so adept of tongue, is the capital of Madagascar. It is a mess of narrow, steep streets with an assortment of dwellings ranging from mainly non-descript concrete houses to the odd newly-constructed mansion. There is no conformity of styles, houses seemingly constructed in styles and locations to whim. The streets are clogged with traffic and people going about their business. As a former French colony, Renault and ...

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