Phone cards can be purchased at the side of the road and local calls can be made from booths such as this one
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Life is a journey. It has many paths and twists and turns. Each step a new and exciting adventure. Join me in its discovery as you add your comments and insight. (The journal starts at the bottom and works its way up)
Followers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2005
(44)
-
▼
March
(28)
- Our last Saturday in Ghana. I am standing with Si...
- A young girl
- Pathfinders by the Brim River
- Some of my new friends
- My little friend Ellen and a young woman who was j...
- A coconut stand in the town of Kouforidia
- Daniel, Amy and I outside El Mina Slave Castle
- A family in the Village of Akim-Oda
- A girl playing with a doll outside her home
- A bananna farmer going to the market
- On the road outside the hotel we were staying
- girls posing
- guys posing
- showing us his sling shot
- girls in uniform going to public school
- Mother carrying a child
- The beautiful children. Getting ready for their B...
- Mary and Pastor Darko helping us translate the Bib...
- Dr. Amoyah and Prince Obeag Boateng along with oth...
- The local pastor and his family
- Even in Africa there are Redskins fans:-) Three g...
- Phone cards can be purchased at the side of the ro...
- I'm meeting with the Chief of Akim-Oda
- little children at the SDA school
- The older kids in class at the SDA school
- Inside one of the two classrooms at the SDA School
- Early morning getting ready for school
- Baptism at the Brim River
-
▼
March
(28)
No comments:
Post a Comment