Chez Edgard
Travel Blogs from Antananarivo
Hverdag
... en hverdag her, også når man er på besøk.
Frokost, hverdagslig, ofte for meg petit dejunèr, som ifølge min fransk betyr liten frokost. Egg, baguett, croisont, syltetøj, varmt og kaldt drikke. Uansett er det noe i denne duren jeg pleier å kjøpe. Den blir servert likt dag etter dag, ettersom det tar forskjellig tid å lage til de forskjellige tingene. Egget kommer alltid til slutt. Når egget kommer, er det ikke plass til det på bordet. ...
Madagascar, primeiras impressões
... E altamente recomendável que contrate uma agência ou guia antes de chegar ao país.
. Dinheiro: O saque em caixa eletrônico, de uma forma geral, é a opção mais interessante para obter dinheiro no exterior. Mas sempre pode ocorrer um imprevisto (em Madagascar foram dois: além do acima, um cartão de banco associado ao Mastercard ...
Welcome to the RED ISLAND
... and the animals even
closer. We got very close to many lemurs including a baby Bamboo lemur
who was calling to its mother - because we were standing on the path between it and its parents. We were fortunate to see all seven varieties that this park has, plus three types of tortoise and two chameleon.
Our hotel in the centre of the city of 2 million is lovely. with tasty
food. Jarrod asked us why we don't sometimes ...
Sick...
... vines, ups and downs and general muggy conditions. Anyways I figured that I’d better get some drugs in me since I actually have access to a good doctor and pharmacy at the mine and I still have two weeks left in South Africa (plus we were suppose to do a nocturnal walk tonight). Considering I am half way across the world, in a third world country I got better service at the doctors office then I would have back in Canada. I was no more then 5minutes in the door when he saw me, ...
A bumpy ride
... So here we are, in Madagascar. A few months ago, when discussing this trip of ours, I think the sentence was something like "Madagascar would be cool too". And here we are now. I really don't know what to expect when we set out to find a taxi brousse to take us to Toamasina tomorrow, but I sure as hell am taking my camera with me. I know we have plans, but I also know that plans mean jack **** in Africa.
But for now. Mr Marleys concert is playing on the TV.
Good night
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