Cauldrons, cassava and Cape Coast
Some fresh picked mangos were shared at our early breakfast (Yum) before leaving the Ashanti Kingdom and heading south to … Continue reading Cauldrons, cassava and Cape Coast
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A museum and a maze of a market in Kumasi
In order to beat the gridlock of traffic in this metropolis of five million, there was an early start to … Continue reading A museum and a maze of a market in Kumasi
Weaving our way to Adanwomase
A rooster outside our door acted as an alarm clock to a hot and humid morning in Kumasi. Kumasi is … Continue reading Weaving our way to Adanwomase
The long and bumpy road to Kumasi
An entire day to travel from the north to the Ashanti Kingdom’s capital of Kumasi. The two lane road is … Continue reading The long and bumpy road to Kumasi
Tamale thunderstorms takeover the market, Red Clay Studio and a cooking class
Sometimes, plans don’t always go as planned. This morning, we headed to the central market of Tamale to bargain our … Continue reading Tamale thunderstorms takeover the market, Red Clay Studio and a cooking class
Let’s Indi-GO to Daboya
Another early walk to begin the day spotting a little snail along the route. Today’s plan was slightly delayed due … Continue reading Let’s Indi-GO to Daboya
Kollecting Kolorful beads in Koforidua at the market and Accra again
The day began before breakfast with a sunrise walk through a lovely neighborhood in Koforidua. For some perspective, there was … Continue reading Kollecting Kolorful beads in Koforidua at the market and Accra again
Clear as glass in Koforidua, Ghana
After a fresh fruit filled breakfast we piled into the bus and headed east and north. The lush rolling hills … Continue reading Clear as glass in Koforidua, Ghana
The art of Dyeing and Dying in Accra
Our first day in Ghana introduced us to Accra (pronounced Ah-Krah), the countries capital. It is sprawling, vibrant and exciting. … Continue reading The art of Dyeing and Dying in Accra
Here today, Ghana tomorrow
Originally, Ghana was not on my top ten new places to visit. However, an art focused tour moved Ghana to … Continue reading Here today, Ghana tomorrow
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