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| − | In a country where little goes to waste, souvenirs are made of soft drink and beer cans and sold by street vendors in the centre of Antananarivo. Here you can find all sorts of Citroen cars, Peugeot, Renault and [[taxi brousse]] in different sizes and colours. Of course, those sold by street dealers are much cheaper than the same which can be found at the airport souvenir shops, especially after a bit of price haggling. | + | In a country where little goes to waste, souvenirs are made of soft drink and beer cans and sold by street vendors in the centre of Antananarivo. Here you can find all sorts of Citroen cars, Peugeot, Renault and [[taxi-brousse]] in different sizes and colours. Of course, those sold by street dealers are much cheaper than the same which can be found at the airport souvenir shops, especially after a bit of price haggling. |
Revision as of 06:51, 24 March 2009
In a country where little goes to waste, souvenirs are made of soft drink and beer cans and sold by street vendors in the centre of Antananarivo. Here you can find all sorts of Citroen cars, Peugeot, Renault and taxi-brousse in different sizes and colours. Of course, those sold by street dealers are much cheaper than the same which can be found at the airport souvenir shops, especially after a bit of price haggling.
