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Category Archives: Ghana

Kente cloth…the fabric of kings

May 9, 2012by Chris 5 Comments

Kente cloth is the cloth of West African kings, although it is now used by many at any important occaision. It is made by the Akan people of Ghana and […]

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Ashanti, Children, culture, first impressions, Ghana, places to visit in Ghana, Uncategorized

We’re back…

May 6, 2012by Chris 5 Comments

Konongo home, not Newcastle home, as Jock defines it. The sea container arrived the day before we did, and it was such a lovely surprise. After a great week away, […]

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Children, cooking, Ghana, new home, the farm, Uncategorized

A normal day?

April 12, 2012by Chris 5 Comments

I dropped off the children at school this morning and did a spot of grocery shopping on my way home. It felt almost normal….   …until I went to pick […]

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first impressions, Ghana, Markets, new home, Uncategorized

A Sunday drive…Lake Bosomtwe

March 27, 2012by Chris 23 Comments

Hi there. Each Sunday Bill manages to not work, well, you know, he can’t help himself, so he pops in for an hour, and then we have a family day. […]

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Children, first impressions, Ghana, places to visit in Ghana, Sunday drive, Travel

Salves for the body and mind

March 15, 2012by Chris 10 Comments

Hi there. We are nearing our first month in Konongo, and the last week has been challenging. It is all part of the adjustment to our new lives, but in […]

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first impressions, Ghana, new home, Uncategorized

Another top 10 travel destination

March 11, 2012by Chris 3 Comments

Frommer’s travel guides have placed Ghana in their top 10 destinations to visit in 2012! Reminds me of another fabulous place who made in into Lonely Planet’s Top 10 for […]

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Ghana, Newcastle, Travel

Let’s meet…Stephen and Sly

March 10, 2012by Chris 10 Comments

{inspired by our friends Jen, Tessa and Ella, we have been looking at time lines, significant periods through history, and our own place in history. Part of our history are […]

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Children, culture, first impressions, friends, Ghana, Let's meet

Independance day.

March 8, 2012by Chris 2 Comments

Hi there. Yesterday, 6 March, was Ghana’s Independance Day. Before we moved to Ghana, whenever someone expressed concerns about moving to Africa, I would, like a broken record, repeat that […]

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Children, culture, first impressions, Ghana, Uncategorized

trips to the big smoke…Kumasi

March 5, 2012by Chris 4 Comments

Hi there, It’s been a while since I’ve written, not that we haven’t been up to things, we have, but I’ve been taking such rubbish photos that it’s put me […]

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Children, Ghana, Kumasi, Markets, new home, places to visit in Ghana, Uncategorized

19 Ashanti chiefs :: all in one night

February 27, 2012by Chris 4 Comments

Last friday night we had an extraordinary evening. An Australian man, who was part of the senior management of the mine is leaving. He has done a lot of work […]

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Ashanti, Children, culture, Ghana, new home, Uncategorized

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