What is the best feeling if not being in the “JUNGLE” of
Madagascar.
I remember when I first got to the island. Many European
tour operators where not happy on how Madagascar was sold. Once I got to the
Island I understood why.
The Island can be seen in a conventional way, along the main
route down to Tulear starting from beautiful Tanà, (short way for Antananarivo) the capital and its great markets....
.... or feeling the wilderness and freedom across landscape
INTO THE DEEP HEART OF THE ISLAND.
INTO THE DEEP HEART OF THE ISLAND.
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Susan in Africa |
Here is where you will encounter real lemurs
jumping on high slim trees. Their body make the trees swing and as the lemurs
stretch out for the next branch, it looks like the tree knows how to bend enough
to allow them to touch or fly over to the next one.
Passing by colored villages, houses made of orange mud and twigs...
.... green vegetation and cultivated land show a rainbow of colors moving in front
of your eyes going to pale shades to darker colors towards the evening.
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Susan in Africa |
Susan in Madagascar |
You get all smooth shades of green and reddish, light orange that turns into dark orange, pale yellow that turns into dark yellow, pale pink that turns into antique pink. Even the shades of fruit have their transformation.
Never a color in Madagascar is too strong or too harsh.
Everything is sweet and light. Yes, light. Just like the light of the sun: hot
but not hard, shiny but not cutting. Welcoming you with each ray, just like the
ray of the smile of the girls in Madagascar: their white strong teeth and
their almond cut eyes. Wonderful tan skin.
And what about the boys...
Through gorge and escarpment, through falls and fresh water streams,you reach the river and you stop with your car: you proceed on boat towards other gorge, pinnacles, tzingy and stratifications. You live a couple of nights along the river with the sound of the forest and the running of the water.
UNFORGETTABLE!
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