Ile de Nosy Be (Madagascar)
Assez inhabituel, a notre arrivee, de voir au raz du paquebot des petites embarcations marchandes...
When arriving, it was unusual to see, on the side of the ship, many little shops boats...

Réel choc en arrivant en ville. On se croirait à Dakar il y a 35 ans! La vétusté des bâtiments, les gosses pieds nus et la pauvreté est bien visible partout. Les femmes sont souvent coquettes avec des vetements colores. Pas étonnant que Madagascar (plus grande que la France) soit dans les 10 pays les plus pauvres de la planete! Les photos parlent d'elles memes!
Disappointed when arriving in town. This is like Dakar 35 years ago. Rare buildings falling down and in bad conditions, wood houses, kids bear feet, and poverty everywere. The women are often well dressed and seems cute. Madagascar is bigger than France and classified in the 15 poorest countries in the world! Pics are telling almost everything...
When arriving, it was unusual to see, on the side of the ship, many little shops boats...
La ville au loin ne possede que peu de batiments de plus d'un etage...
The town have got very few buildings with more than 2 floors
Disappointed when arriving in town. This is like Dakar 35 years ago. Rare buildings falling down and in bad conditions, wood houses, kids bear feet, and poverty everywere. The women are often well dressed and seems cute. Madagascar is bigger than France and classified in the 15 poorest countries in the world! Pics are telling almost everything...
| Renault nouveau modele New Renault type |
| Un nid de touc-touc |
| Pour la picole on fait des efforts! To sell drinks people make efforts! |
| Les chinois s'installent! Chinese are already investing in the country! |
| Ou est le frigo? Were is the fridge? |
| Combat de coqs roosters fight |
| La, on sent vraiment qu'on est dans le canal du Mozambique Here we can really feel we are in the Mozambique channel |
Pas vu les plages a cause de la pluie et notre preference a ete de cotoyer la vraie vie des gens d'ici apres qu'ils aient vire les francais pour devenir independants... We did't see the beaches around while it was raining and we prefer to concentrate our visit on the real human life after Madagascar kick out the French to become independant.
That's all folks!
That's all folks!







Tu es sur mon pays natal, Rémi, eh oui! Je suis ce que les Malgaches appellent un "zanatan".
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