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Hotel Cocobeach Lome

Rue 9, zone portuaire Lome, 12 502, Togo

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Still off the truck

A travel blog entry by alister.bland

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... imagine. The trip driver when he arrived said - what a fantastic place - but one night was enough for 5 of us and it was then an apartment 100 meters down the road.
Great place for 6 euro a night each. And by cooking ourselves in the kitchen we were way ahead. ( the others thought my potato bake was awesome)
Went one day to Togoville - further east along the coast.(15km) Taxi to ...

To the border ghana - togo

A travel blog entry by alister.bland

... Not too hard although it did involve 3 separate Tro Tros rides to get there. First to some road junction, then to Ho, and then to Aflao. And a bit scary on the last ride as the combi had a loose wheel and every 10 kms it was a stop to tighten the wheel nuts!!!!
Sad to leave the others as i was haveing a real nice time with them.
Border crossing uneventful and easy
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Dying to be mothers

A travel blog entry by faisal_abroad

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... of new and experienced TBA's.

It will be interesting to see how they progress in the future and I wish all the TBA’s the best of luck for their future. But a message for those reading. This success of this project needs your help. If you are considering to help then help fund a TBA Tool Kit. It only requires $50 US Dollars. Your contribution could save a child. Simply click on this link http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/dy ing-to-be-mothers/.

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Last full day in Togo

A travel blog entry by joelmeeker

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... and our conversation.

I asked about what favorite meal would be for local people and several people gave their opinions. Pierre said his preferred staple was a kind corn dumpling. When I asked how it was prepared, he and Guy launched into a long explanation. Mrs. Aliagbedzi laughed and said all their knowledge of preparation is theoretical. I replied, well now that you know that they know how to make it, perhaps you can get some help. They laughed. Guy ...

First full day in Lomé

A travel blog entry by joelmeeker

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... back out into the market, back to the car and back to the hotel to pick up my computer for the Bible Study that evening.

We drove half an hour to Guy’s home, through the chaotic streets of Lomé. Stretches of road were good, others were atrocious. Traffic was unpredictable, requiring strict attention. We finally arrived at the comfortable, clean compound were where the study would be held for a dozen people including children. I set up my laptop and ...