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2nd Week in Ho, Ho, Ghana travel blog

2nd Week in Ho

A travel blog entry by sianeth

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... over their heads (!) and sorting out kit, positions and shoes for everyone! There was also another England vs Ghana game which was slightly more structured, probably due to the existance of real goals. Needless to say, we ...

Making the most of it., Ho, Ghana travel blog

Making the most of it.

A travel blog entry by christasue

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... ! and even now, 5/6 weeks in, I still have 'shit! i'm in africa?!' moments, its really bizarre.. So yeah, I'm in love with Ghana! Its so liberating! You can do pretty much whatever you want (as long as you stick to the culture rules) and everybodys just ...

Guldjubileum, Raaastafaraiii, berg och savann..., Accra-Ho-Kumasi-Tamale, Ghana travel blog

Guldjubileum, Raaastafaraiii, berg och savann...

A travel blog entry by terko

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... porlande vattenfall kom tackningen till mobilen tillbaka och med det en inbjudan till att hjalpa till med ett childaid projekt i Tamale, norra Ghana. Hogg forsta tro-tro norrut, insag snabbt (matt i Ghana time c:a 3h..) att den farden var omojlig pa ...

Ho, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Ho

A travel blog entry by withmeryltomali

... my belt from Aburi to here, and definitely away from the hustle and bustle of the coast - still very very hot, and sweating bucket loads - Ho has a lot more of a rural feel about it, and is a bit dryer / dustier than the other places I've seen so far. ...

Ho, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Ho

A travel blog entry by hvw88

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Same old, same old., Ho, Ghana travel blog

Same old, same old.

A travel blog entry by christasue

Heeyyy! Okay soo I don't really have nothing new to say.. Same old stuff at the orphanage.. wake up, breakfast, feed Richard & take him for a walk, give Charity her medicine, do the dishes, play with the kids, have a nap, lunch, feed Richard, ...

Ho-me Sweet Ho-me, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Ho-me Sweet Ho-me

A travel blog entry by sianeth

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... inspection, the hill could have passed for modern art, a bona fide scrapyard and seemingly the site of all of the waste produce in Ghana, which was joyfully guarded by vast numbers of vultures, and thus the inevitable flies. I don't think I need to go ...

Used to be Togo, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Used to be Togo

A travel blog entry by phileasfarx

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... the whole region. I stayed in Ho for one night before heading out of town and back to the countryside again.  Ho is a pleasant enough town with reggae beats pulsating out of the many drinking holes and onto the streets where women prepare delicious ...

South East Ghana, then home to Sydney, Ho, Ghana travel blog

South East Ghana, then home to Sydney

A travel blog entry by diannemurray

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... staying in Accra, as MP is a bit spooked by stories of all accommodation in Accra being booked out because of  the Ghana 50th Anniversary celebrations.    Quite a few tourists turn up, including the Americans called by God, a Polish girl ...

An Introduction to Microfinance, Ho, Ghana travel blog

An Introduction to Microfinance

A travel blog entry by kally563

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So the reason I came to Ghana (and those of you who know about volunteering know that Ghana is the most clichéd place to go) was to work with a microfinance project out of the town of Ho. I looked the world over through various internet searches and this ...

First Impressions, Ho, Ghana travel blog

First Impressions

A travel blog entry by kally563

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... exit to each village and a strategic locations through the middle of it. By the end of the trip, I had a headache.   Ghana also ascribes to the West African Military Checkpoint Policy. The purpose of these checkpoints remains a mystery to me. I ...

An Update on Llife, Ho, Ghana travel blog

An Update on Llife

A travel blog entry by kally563

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... to be cheering for the winning team! On Sunday, to follow the emotional high of the football match, I went to church. Southern Ghana is filled with churches (most in assorted stages of construction) and I figured I should get in at least one of them ...

Saying Good-bye, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Saying Good-bye

A travel blog entry by kally563

... , and it's harder to leave people than places. I will be the first to admit that I was rather ambivalent about this whole Ghana thing at the beginning. I was coming off one of the best months of my life wrapping up university, and I hated to think my ...

Togo HOOOOO, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Togo HOOOOO

A travel blog entry by kkandsteve

... just agreed and pay them as a private taxi. Brilliant. Oh, little Ghanaian cultural discovery as we sat in the internet cafe, Ghana has adverts for an official 'we have found oil song' competition to celebrate them finding oil jsut off the coast in ...

Bats, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Bats

A travel blog entry by asilnicki

Meghan got a great idea to go and do some volunteer work on a farm for a week. After talking to some other students she decided that she would go and Catherine offered to accompany her. By the end of the week we received a call from the two of them. ...

Yam Festival, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Yam Festival

A travel blog entry by zaynazweena

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I stumbled onto a Yam Festival in Ho (a regional capital). The ceremony itself was pretty dull but for several hours leading up to it different groups performed traditional music while the chiefs of all the villages in the area made their grand ...

Thinking of the end, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Thinking of the end

A travel blog entry by shoyt

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... make the kids’ lives better in the village. To the things I can accomplish for the next two weeks (well, three weeks in Ghana, but I’m not counting the one week spent traveling in the North as time left in Klefe), I know I will be successful ...

My Voradep Home, Ho, Ghana travel blog

My Voradep Home

A travel blog entry by palmtreez87

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... if their parents die.)  Lydia has mentioned many people who are her “sisters.”  Before I left for Ghana I met a guy studying at UVM from Ho, and apparently his mother is Lydia’s “sister.” But who knows.  I also ...

The Cured Leprosy Village, Ho, Ghana travel blog

The Cured Leprosy Village

A travel blog entry by palmtreez87

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I wish I could take more pictures at the hospital to show everyone where I've been working! On the Children’s Ward we have infant twins receiving phototherapy for jaundice. You test for jaundice by measuring the function of the liver, and the ...

Starting to settle in..., Ho, Ghana travel blog

Starting to settle in...

A travel blog entry by shoyt

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July 10, 2009 The Obama's come to Ghana today. They visit Cape Coast first and then President Obama will speak in Accra. It will be great to read about his visit in the papers. I was even fortunate to see him speak at Cape Coast after his tour of the ...

Tackling Typhoid, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Tackling Typhoid

A travel blog entry by palmtreez87

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I was still feeling sick by morning so Eric sent me to John's clinic to have my blood tested. Surprise! Typhoid Fever! It’s hard to imagine that people even get typhoid anymore…I had the vaccine, but apparently its only 80% effective. ...

First week in , Ho, Ghana travel blog

First week in

A travel blog entry by shoyt

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... guess, so I’ll tell you. Let it just be known that this is one of the last things I ever expected to see in Ghana (aside from white cheddar Cheez-its!): popcorn!! Bertha made it with butter and salt and everything! All it needed was a little ...

TravelsW, Ho, Ghana travel blog

TravelsW

A travel blog entry by sarahlindquist

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... (although, I did get an accidental scratch!).  From there we traveled to Wli Waterfalls, which is the largest waterfall in Ghana.  We hiked 45 minutes through the forest to reach it.  The sight was amazing!  Our 10-year-old guide told ...

Muskelkater, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Muskelkater

A travel blog entry by antje.gohmann

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... . Amedzofe ist eins von einer ganzen Reihe von "community based ecotourism projects", die Leute vom Peace Corps ueberall in Ghana aufegbaut haben. Das ist echt nicht schlecht. Ein Buero direkt am zentralen Platz der Stadt, da wird man empfangen, ...

Little nothings of Ho, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Little nothings of Ho

A travel blog entry by shoyt

... , due to the curry. I felt awful I didn't want to eat it, but it was 9 cedis, the most expensive thing I have ordered in Ghana, and I felt a frugal duty to force it down. Finally, at 7:15, 15 minutes before we were supposed to meet the PAs for a drink, ...

Journey to Ho, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Journey to Ho

A travel blog entry by palmtreez87

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... poured every day that I’ve been here, after apparently not raining for months), and half finished buildings.  A lot of Ho/Ghana is like that.  It’s fun to see colorfully dressed women carrying things on their heads, but most of the ...

Market, Monkeys, and Falling Water, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Market, Monkeys, and Falling Water

A travel blog entry by shoyt

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... for motorbikes at the roadside or to have to walk because we have been told so often that transportation is unreliable in Ghana. Because we were immediately pulled onto bikes, we did not have time to process anything about the intersection, the people ...

Trafalga - Volta Regional Hospital, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Trafalga - Volta Regional Hospital

A travel blog entry by palmtreez87

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... to leave but I will be back later.”  There are a bunch of English phrases that have acquired different meanings in Ghana.  “Are you enjoying yourself?” actually means “Are you eating?” While we waited, Mr. Hii began ...

Road trip, finale., Ho, Ghana travel blog

Road trip, finale.

A travel blog entry by shoyt

... last week. Today, at church, we went to Ho to celebrate and honor the 35 pastors of the church in Ho-region. There were armed guards and Ghana police preventing us from entering through the front door. People were pouring out of the stairs in the side ...

Screaming babies and dying computers, Ho, Ghana travel blog

Screaming babies and dying computers

A travel blog entry by shoyt

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... was Christine, Kathryn, some young men from her village, and two girls from Notre Dame who were finishing things up (they leave Ho on Wednesday night and Ghana on Thursday). I went to search for my donuts and, alas, none to be had. They didn't get their ...

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