| | Goodbye to the Calvary Church guesthouse; it was springlike when we left... | |
| | | Accra's traffic jams rival the rush hour in the US. | |
| | | Lake Dzorwulu? Nope, just a local street after a downpour | |
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| | Power packed? Maybe! A bus stop in Accra | |
| | | Used electronics are the rage in Accra as are 2nd hand goods of every kind | |
| | | Name it, and a street vendor is probably selling it. Check out the background | |
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| | Cape Coast, Ghana's colonial capitol, was also the epicenter for the slave trade | |
| | | Four million slaves were sent out from this courtyard in Elmina Castle | |
| | | A village church under construction close to Tamale | |
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| | Tamarah drew a crowd wherever she went, at a school in Gwoolu in this picture | |
| | | Tam's patience and stamina have amazed us, as has her faith in the Lord | |
| | | School students aren't camera shy in Sisaala | |
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| | The missionary house in Bugaboi which tempted us -- imagine the potential! | |
| | | Checking out the front porch and wondering if these screens are bug-proof | |
| | | "You want this cleaned by when?" | |
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| | A Sisaala homestead in Bugaboi | |
| | | Clear-eyed: The children are friendly and welcoming... | |
| | | Seperating the grain from the chaff next to the community well | |
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| | Rain was on the way in the north where there's been drought and famine | |
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