Life in Camp
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Welcome to camp Ambodimanga! We were incredibly well taken care of by the local women of Ambodimanga. They cooked us three meals a day - rice plus some combination of vegetables or a bean stew, plus meat such as zebu stew, crab, fried fish, or chicken stew. The camp crew also kept the facilities clean, and filled our shower tanks every morning from the well. We even had a camp guard to keep us safe at night. Here are some pictures taken in camp. |
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This is Rolande, one of the Malagasy students, braiding volunteer Angelique's hair in a camp-do. |
Volunteer Bob fills the generator, which ran lights, computers, and stereo. |
Our camp guard, Tsihiafika. |
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This woman is a guide at the park, and gave us a great tour one afternoon. |
Laundry pickup! |
Our driver Narina and his pet rooster. |
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Camp kitchen - cooking is done on charcoal fires on left. We had delicious meals of rice, zebu, chicken, fish, crab, and various vegetables and beans. |
Boogie-ing down at goodbye party. |
This man was in charge of filling our shower tanks from the well every morning. The COLD water was lukewarm by mid-day! |
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