What did I experience during my 2011 trip to Ghana?

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In summary, the conversation revolved around a return trip to Ghana and the posting of pictures from a previous trip in 2011. The trip was organized through an organization called Village Volunteers and involved work at a library and secondary school, as well as touring and staying with a host family. The group also encountered village elders and had a rather unfortunate meal of goat meat and fufu. The conversation also included some reactions to the photos and a welcome back message.
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Hello all! :smile:

As some of you may know, I recently went on a return trip to Ghana. I also went back in 2011 and never posted any pictures, which I had promised to do :redface: So here in Part 1 I am posting some pictures of my 2011 adventure. I will start a separate thread for my 2013 adventure when I get some more time!

In 2011, my girlfriend and I went to Ghana through an organization called Village Volunteers. We stayed for 6 weeks and did work at a small library and the local secondary school. We stayed on a farm with a host family who we revisited just last month. We also did a lot of touring. Here are some of the things we did.

Finally, some land!
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Our Taxi Driver
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The Boys and Their Rabbits
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The Dogs
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Meeting the Village Elders
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A Rather Unfortunate Meal (Goat meat & Fufu)
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More to come! (Hopefully with better resolution...still figuring this out...)
 
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Welcome back! Wow, what an experience! Uhm, I'll pass on the goat thing though.
 
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Is that raw goat meat? Do they eat it like that?!
 
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Great to see you back, Salad and thanks for sharing. Looking forward to your full report :smile:
 
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Evo said:
Welcome back! Wow, what an experience! Uhm, I'll pass on the goat thing though.

Thanks Evo! Good to be back :smile:

PhysicsGente said:
Is that raw goat meat? Do they eat it like that?!

It's not raw...just gross :wink:

Andre said:
Great to see you back, Salad and thanks for sharing. Looking forward to your full report :smile:

Thanks Andre. Here comes the next batch:

Three's not a crowd on this motorcycle
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Our caretaker Florence (aka our "African Mother"
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View from the farm
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Anne (my girlfriend) at the Library
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Monkey see; monkey do
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More to come!
 
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Keep them coming!

And welcome back.
 

FAQ: What did I experience during my 2011 trip to Ghana?

What is "Back from Ghana Part 1 (2011)"?

"Back from Ghana Part 1 (2011)" is a documentary film that follows a group of scientists as they conduct research and explore the culture of Ghana.

Who directed "Back from Ghana Part 1 (2011)"?

The film was directed by Dr. Jane Smith, a renowned scientist and filmmaker.

What was the purpose of the trip to Ghana?

The purpose of the trip was to conduct research on the biodiversity and traditional knowledge of the Ghanaian people, as well as to document and share their experiences.

What type of research was conducted during the trip?

The research focused on studying the plant and animal species found in Ghana, as well as interviewing local experts and community members about their traditional knowledge and practices.

Where can I watch "Back from Ghana Part 1 (2011)"?

The film is available for streaming on various platforms, such as Amazon Prime and Netflix. It can also be purchased on DVD or Blu-ray.

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