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Africa » Ghana » Central » Winneba August 7th 2006

As I spend my time here in Asuom i have come to love the people and theclimatic conditions out here.The fact is that the weather has been cool out here;I maen the clouds are always overcast so there is not that much sunshine which makes moving about here very nice One problem that that i find here is thast tere is not coverage for the areeba service providers so it makes making phone calls very difficult;we either have to get to a hill or climb a tree to be able to make a simple phone call.Anyway the service providers are are now building a new mane so very soon there will good reception. ... read more

Africa » Ghana » Central » Winneba April 4th 2006

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Africa » Ghana » Central » Winneba April 3rd 2006

On this day four of the missionsaries in our apartment made a dicision yo visit the densu river which is located at koforidua in the eastern region of Ghana.When we got there we saw that the river has been dammed for water supply for the inhabitants of Koforidua;we also took some shots on the river which was very nice.... read more
eclipse in ghana
looking towards eclipse thereof
busy at the apartment

Africa » Ghana » Central » Winneba February 18th 2006

Today all the missionaries in our apartment were busily cleaning the apartment for the forth comming inspection. ... read more
our bikes
getting ready to burn some garbages

Africa » Ghana » Central » Winneba October 24th 2005

Greetings from Winneba, a small laid back coastal town, the "city of flags," with more palm trees than people, halfway between Accra and Cape Coast. The British named this little place Windy Bay after the amazing constant cool breeze that blows all day and night, but the name has morphed into the Ghana version over the years to become Winneba. I just completed 4 days of Batik, tie and dye, and glass bead art workshops learning ancient art forms from master artisans under a thatched summer hut workshop with all recycled or natural materials in Krobo Odumase. Now in Winneba I had a full day of ceramic pot throwing and tomorrow clay sculpture. My creativity is at its prime! (Haven't figured out how to get all my art work home yet, but I have plenty of ... read more
Krobo Odumasi Bead Market
Kate and  Termite Hill
Paradise




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