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Riding with the Rastas

November 21, 2017 in Photo Essay
Riding with the Rastas
Despite the weed, there is nothing chilled about the legendary desert bus Besalama Rasta.
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Tags: Besalama Rasta, Madagascar, Tulear, Fort Dauphin, Bus, Camion Brousse, Taxi Brousse, Taxi-Brousse, Camion- Brousse, Travel

Curse of the Black Pearl pt. 2

November 20, 2017 in Photo Essay
Curse of the Black Pearl pt. 2
'The Black Pearl' (veteran Defender) reconquers Madagascar's forgotten roads.
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Tags: Madagascar, Travel, Land Rover, Expedition, Curse, Adventure

Blight of the Baobab

November 19, 2017 in Photo Essay
Blight of the Baobab
There is more to Madagascar's iconic sunset than appears in tourist's photos. 
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Tags: Madagascar, Allee des Baobabs, Avenue de Baobab, Baobab, Conservation, Social Initiative, Deforestation

Faces of Cyclone Enawo

November 18, 2017 in Photo Essay
Faces of Cyclone Enawo
The cyclone that barely left a mark on the international news, left a trail of devastation across Madagascar. In the faces of those affected are stories of courage and survival. 
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Tags: Madagascar, Enawo, Cyclone, NGO, Humanitarian, Disaster Relief, Climate Change, Global Warming, Flooding, Survival

Boy vs. Bull

November 17, 2017 in Photo Essay
Boy vs. Bull
Young men pit themselves against beasts in the Savika arena. 
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Tags: Madagascar, Savika, Zebu, Betsileo, Culture, Travel, Sports, Tradition
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Madagascar's Moonshiners
Madagascar's Moonshiners
In secret valleys at the eastern limits of Madagascar's high plateau, toaka gasy (illegal super-strength rum) has been distilled for centuries.
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Madagascar's Wild West
Madagascar's Wild West
In the vast roadless expanses of Madagascar's South and Western plains, the cattle rustlers reign. 
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Nomads No More
Nomads No More
For generations these nomadic fishermen have followed seasonal shoals of fish along the coasts of Madagascar. Now though, the 21st Century is dawning on the Vezo's ancient way of life.
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Far from Hope
Far from Hope
UK run NGO HoverAid use hovercraft on the wide shallow rivers of Madagascar's western plains to serve the needs of isolated communities that live beyond the frontiers of government care and the reach of other aid organisations. 
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Curse of the Black Pearl pt. 1
Curse of the Black Pearl pt. 1
'The Black Pearl' (veteran Defender) reconquers Madagascar's forgotten roads.
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Riding with the Rastas
Riding with the Rastas
Despite the weed, there is nothing chilled about the legendary desert bus Besalama Rasta.
Read more →
Curse of the Black Pearl pt. 2
Curse of the Black Pearl pt. 2
'The Black Pearl' (veteran Defender) reconquers Madagascar's forgotten roads.
Read more →
Blight of the Baobab
Blight of the Baobab
There is more to Madagascar's iconic sunset than appears in tourist's photos. 
Read more →
Faces of Cyclone Enawo
Faces of Cyclone Enawo
The cyclone that barely left a mark on the international news, left a trail of devastation across Madagascar. In the faces of those affected are stories of courage and survival. 
Read more →
Boy vs. Bull
Boy vs. Bull
Young men pit themselves against beasts in the Savika arena. 
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Burying the Bara
Burying the Bara
Guns, rum and family. The journey to the afterlife according to the Bara. 
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Chez Jean
Chez Jean
Oasis bar in Morondava is being targeted by local gendarme looking to make money on the side.
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Portraits pt. 1
Portraits pt. 1
Glimpses of Madagascar's people.
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Partying with the Bara
Partying with the Bara
Officially a healing ceremony, the Bilo is a day of abundance to interrupt a threadbare existence. 
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Bootleggers of Madagascar
Bootleggers of Madagascar

In secret valleys at the eastern limits of Madagascar's high plateau, toaka gasy (illegal super-strength rum) has been distilled for centuries.

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