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And I'm in Ghana
... to be better than any I have ever seen- even Turkey. On Monday, October 8th, was when we moved in with our homestay families. We are in a small village near our hub site in Kukurntumi( pronounced KOO-KOO-RUIN-TOO-ME). It took several hours to get there, and one restroom stop. This is where we got our first opportunity in using local restrooms. I won't go into detail but I think I will have a bladder of steel by the time I get home. After our brief stop, we continued ...
The trip continues...
... let Mary know we’d arrived safely. Even the credit card at the pay phone wouldn’t work because when I called to authorize the card for overseas use before the trip I didn’t mention possible use in Germany – never figured I’d be passing through there! So, I would just have to call her after I arrived in Ghana.
Many years ago when I was in Germany I was amazed how everything was so punctual. If the train was to be at the station at ...
It a jungle out there...
... parts of the organization instead of sitting at a desk all day. Even better, the three musketeers reunited! Fresh was already there so we got to keep her company. This was probably one of my favourite moments of the trip so far. In the Eastern Region the Ark Foundation has a shelter for women and children who have been abused and need a place to stay while they sort things out. The Ark also has a preschool set up in the region with ...
Gekookte appel
... ik had er niets aan gemist als ik het niet gezien had.
Onderweg heb ik nog even een fotootje kunnen maken van een tjokvolle tro-tro. Hiermee kun je een beeld krijgen van de manier van reizen waarvoor ik NIET heb gekozen.
Verder zie je bij mijn afbeeldingen nog een foto die ik met jullie wil delen... Het knopje van het stoplicht. Met uitleg en al!!!! "Bij rood stoppen, bij groen UITKIJKEN". Wellicht het vermelden waard: de stoplichten doen het nooit en je moet -hoe dan ...
Ghanaian Adventures!
... our third day in Ghana, I had the incredible experience of visiting a village in the Voltic region of Ghana. This is the area supported by Lake Volta – the largest man-made reservoir in the world. The village that I visited was called Togorme, where they spoke a language called Twi. Upon arriving, hoards of children were waiting for us, as they were seemingly everywhere. They were always so excited to see us, shouting "obruni, obruni," upon our arrival. This simply meant ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Free parking
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