Vanila Hotel Nosy Be
BP 325 Nosy Be, 207, Madagascar
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Drive to Ankify and boat to Nosy Be
Didn't sleep particularly well in my hut, and was wide awake before 06.00. Amazingly, wasn't crippled with stiffness after yesterday's walk:) Quick breakfast of bread with apricot jam and coffee and on the road before 07.00. More amazing scenery on the way to Ankify. We stopped a few places along the way, to see vanilla, coffee and peppers growing …
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Från paradiset till "helvetet"
... under hela vår vistelse och det verkade inte direkt som att någon noterade det. En av de kvarvarande var däremot konstant i farten med att uppvakta en annan, så kanske blir det på sikt tillökning i sköldpaddsinhängnaden... Hotellet låg strategiskt placerat precis bredvid en dykoperatör. Där var dock stängt när vi passerade på väg ut på morgonen, utan vidare information. Ingen i personalen på hotellet pratade Engelska, bortsett från oss verkade samtliga ...
First stage complete!!
... was amazing! He would spot leaf tailed geckos in a dense forest from 10+ meters away! We saw A LOT of lemurs who were very curious and liked to throw mangos at us if we weren't welcome...lots of snakes (which I don't think Gill was too pleased about :P )...lots of chameleons possibly including the smallest which was tiny, it could sit comfortably on the tip of your little finger! We also got wildlife on camp..we had a big boa which had ...
A Terrible Day
... in arranging our flights, etc. We couldn't have functioned without all this help.
Thankyou's and love to our families and friends in Australia who helped remotely. We need you all badly.
We are currently in Australia again, I will post our rough journey shortly. I will also attempt to fill in the other blog entries, although the notes I've taken are now tainted by a gap in our lives.
Regards All,
Khaz and Rhiannon.
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Treehouses by the Sand
... to find yet more turtles. The rest of us alternatively sat, read, explored our 'digs' and generally relaxed after the long voyage. Much less wildlife here, but the close proximity of humans provided the reason, also a kitten and too many chickens. We again encountered a Malachite Kingfisher and many small finches and a strange crested black bird of indeterminate species. Also, all round our camp, flitted brightly blue-breasted and backed Sun Birds, dipping ...



