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Dixcove and Butre
... He then stared at me for 30 seconds, before I asked if could go now. All great fun - not the most relaxing of driving experiences.
Anyway, for me the highlight of the trip was a day spent in Dixcove and then Butre. Both places are the home of two of the slave forts, for which Ghana is notoriously famous. We had a guided tour of the fort at Dixcove, called Fort Metal Cross. This was a strange place, and an old British fort. It was quite chilling seeing ...
Busua and Beyond
... before 10pm since we'd started our crusade around noon.
That Saturday we spent the day on the beach and then went out for amazing burgers. It started to pour right after dinner and then continued for the rest of the night. It rained so heavy that our huts leaked and the entire ground of our hotel transformed into a pond. Sunday morning it was still pouring so we packed up and headed back to Elmina. I guess our waiter ...
Rain rain go away come again another day!
... we decided that the Metro Mass would be a better option! This involved getting to the metro mass station… so we had to wait for another tro. We arrived at the bus terminal and joined the queue. Metro mass works whereby there’s no timetable, you just wait for a bus to turn up. No one knows when one is coming, they just know that there will be one in the future. When we arrived, there was a bus to Takoradi sitting there. Naturally, because we hadn’t been waiting for it for ...
Easter Utopia
... coloured beach that stretched for miles and miles.
What would be our home away from home for the next three days had been transformed from a remote shoreline to a camper’s paradise with all the fundamental amenities. Tom, the visionary, and his team from Green Turtle Lodge, built a drop toilet complete with his and her seats, a bamboo shower, a contemporary kitchen with innovative sand flooring, an open concept gathering area and ...
Fortsetzung
... haben sich viele Tiere leider versteckt und wir bekamen nichts Übergroßes zu Gesicht. Dass Nadine beinahe von einer Schlange gefressen wurde ist nicht so erwähnenswert oder? Aber die s.g. „River-Snake“ schlängelte auch nur ca. 30 cm neben ihrem Bein, von daher alles ganz harmlos. Der Fußmarsch zurück zum Camp am nächsten Morgen bescherte uns noch ...


