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    Mosquito madness in Madagascar

    Apr 09, 2020 2 minutes
    Tom Mackie

    Tom is an award-winning professional photographer, best known for his high-quality landscape work for advertising, editorial and design clients. More info at: www.tommackie.com

    As the sun sank behind the majestic baobab trees, I watched as all of the other tourists headed back to the safety of their cars. Baobabs are often referred to as upside-down trees, as the root-like appearance of their branches spread out above a bulbous

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