Bungalow Motel Violette Ambositra

... said so I have to pack my things and go. (That's right) (Hit the road Jack and don't you come back no more, no more, no more, no more.) (Hit the road Jack and don't you come back no more.) What you say? (Hit the road Jack and don't you come back no more, no more, no more, no more.) (Hit the road Jack and don't you come back no more.) Now baby, listen baby, don't ya treat me this-a way Cause I'll be back on my feet ...

Back again in Antsirabe, a nice city to hang out and recover from trekking through the national parks. many restauraunts and nice surroundings can be found here. Hotel Chez Billy - a good place to stay. Also i decided to go on travelling on my own again, no more chauffer.

The first individual travellers i met in Madagascar. A bunch of funny people ;-) National Park was great, too. Many different kinds of Lemurs, free leeches for everyone and a nice itinary (6h) through the rainforests of National Park Ranomafana which ended in the village of Ranomafana! Also, there's a nice place to camp right at the entrance of the forest.

Hello Everyone! Sorry to have been so long to write.I a, here in mad and it is very complicqacted to write b/c the keyboard is allbackwards here. Very frustrAting. Mad is great and I a, safe. IM with my group and they are all neat. They are from sicily, germany, new zealand, birmingham england, australia and me, the american. PS Rick; I found the Englanders in the airport in Joberg so we took a txi to ...

... to our need. To have our own seat with leg room and without the extortionate rates charged by a chartered driver or taxi. The Gasy Bus company was just 3 days old when we used it for the first time and super-seeds the original company of Mada Bus. Apparently, according to numerous rumours we had heard that the Mada Bus was now finished as a member of staff had run off with the profits!! Gasy Bus is made up by of the 3 drivers who originally worked for ...

... un restaurant typique où un jeune garçon nous fait connaître sa musique. Après le repas, nous reprenons la route pour notre prochaine étape : Ranomafana. A la sortie de la ville d'Ambositra, nous rencontrons des producteurs de briques. Tout est manuel et familial.

... Nous en profitons pour visiter la ville thermale en posy-posy. Nous dormons à la Résidence Camélia. Le soleil couché ...brrrrr...qu'il fait très froid !!! Après une nuit sous les nombreuses couvertures, nous prenons le petit-déjeuner à la pension et avant de partir vers Ambositra, nous visitons l'atelier de bonbons traditionnels ... mmmmmmmmmm :-)

... jobs here. I will be working in a Teacher Resource Center working on teacher training and curriculum useage. I'm real excited and happy about getting to see another part of the island! Last week we had a MSC (mid-service conference) where we talked about starting projects in our towns and then about 7 of us went to a nearby national park in the town of ...

... at its finest; they recycle old aluminum from almost anywhere (i.e. car parts, structures), melt it down and turn it into pots and pans but mostly into tourist sculptures / souvenirs. Along the way we observed a cultural / family event called the "Retournement des Morts" which pays hommage to the buried dead by wrapping the bones of the deceased every few years with fresh linens and is usually followed by a big ...

... parents forbade them to marry jumped together to their deaths. Madagascar's very own Romeo and Juliet! The lake is a stunning emerald blue, surrounded by fur trees. We walked around it follwed by a tribe of children trying to sell us rocks. Definitely showed how unfit British people are! We had our picnic by the larger lake next door. Just the first of our many idyllic picnic spots on route!