Pictures!

I have so many great pictures on my adventures in my camera. I hope to get those off this week. Recovering from 2 weeks of no access to the outside world takes a few days.

For now I'll share some of my peers:

 

Kejetia, the largest market in West Africa. It is chaos beyond words. 

More Kejetia. Walking through this with a 103 fever and complete body weakness to get a tro tro to the hospital, will be a challenge I will never forget. 

? Yeah I was confused too.

Crammed in a tro tro.

First day in the village of Poano. We met Abena, pictured above, and proceeded to crash heck out of wedding.  Also, that dress I'm wearing I batiked and dyed myself in class =)

We also attempted to do this carrying-things-on-our-head thing. It didn't go so well.

A pretty nasty car accident outside our campus in Kumasi. Everyone was okay.

Tro Tro station outside campus in Accra.

Our kitchen in Poano.

Wherever you go, you get used to these little guys.

A gutter. Don't fall in!

The fruits are absolutely incredible here.

Obrunis cause a scene.

Kumasi.

Shop area on campus in Accra.

Who needs clothing racks? Nature has given us everything we need to advertise products.

Again, we cause a scene.

After 2 weeks of hard work in dance class. Performance day. It was an incredible night wrapping our first month in Ghana and a farewell to city life.

Rural life

Our 'street' in Poano. The daily attempts at conversations with the lovely ladies of that shop I will never forget.