Sunset over Tana
A store at the marché artisanal
This plant has red leaves - all year round.
The beach at Nosy Bé
Thursday, 29 April 2010
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2 comments:
Looks so beautiful!
I loved your pictures of baobab trees - never seen anything like that either in life or in the pictures. These trees reminded me of the trees in Philip Pullman books.
olga
Hi,
I was doing some research online and came across your website. I hope you don't mind me reaching out to you. I'm a casting assistant in New York for a popular show about people relocating outside North America.
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Putting together an episode with you would be a real treat for our audience and it's a lot of fun for you too. Contributors to the show get a nice keepsake shot in HD video and also receive compensation for your time and efforts.
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