The Journey North

Africa » Ghana
June 27th 2006

Published: June 27th 2006

NOTE*Sorry to subscribers for the 3 emails from travelblog. I kept hitting the button and it kept saying that it wasn't posted. Apparently it was... I’ve been pretty yuck about being back in the real world. It started last week. I thought it was coming back home, being sick…I’ve had a fever for several days (I finally started taking an antibiotic for the friends living in my stomach), an... Read Full Entry

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Angela Simmons

SojournInGhana

Because I'm so grateful for the opportunity to visit Ghana, I've decided to keep a travel journal to share with my friends. Those who know me really well understand my complete hesitation to and dislike of sharing my thoughts in written form. Imagine my horror should someone see a misspelled word or notice a sentence fragment. I’ve been hesitant to keep a personal journal for fear that someone will find it in the year 2097 and be completely appalled by my inability to string together a coherent thought. I imagine hoards of people discussing, not only the content, but the structure of my pri... full info

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Larabanga

The Mosque

Larabanga

I want you to be my best friend...

Paga

See...I wouldn't tell a lie, I'm sitting on a crocodile!

Paga

I felt kind of bad exploiting the Crocodile for a photo opportunity...

Paga

This was some warrior contraption that weighed a ton. I can't imagine doing battle in that getup...

No Man's Land

This is on the border looking South between Ghana and Burkina Faso. This area is known as "No Man's Land" because its not Ghana and Burkina Faso is a bit up the road. But people still refer to it as Burkina Faso.

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