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
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
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
The day began with an internal flight. We headed north to Tamale pronounced Tah- mah-lay. It is in no way … Continue reading It’s hot and steamy in Tamale
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
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
Leaving the capital and heading to a more rural area we passed through several small villages and enjoyed the view … Continue reading Seeing Red Red in Atsiekpoe
An on time arrival in Accra coupled with no wait time at passport control, baggage claim and customs brought us … Continue reading An amazing arrival in Accra at 7:00am
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
The Vasa is a well preserved warship which sank on its maiden voyage in 1628. The Vasa Museum shares the … Continue reading A Sunken Ship and Dancing Queens in Stockholm
Long distance runners in Scandinavia were not on our schedule, but for the second time in two countries we have … Continue reading Stepping Out In Stockholm