In which we fly to Accra to hook up with the Waste Enterprisers crowd, take in an art gallery, see Amy off at the airport and find another one of Bob’s childhood homes – June 11-13, 2013 WE OFFICE AND ART GALLERY Things were hopping at Waste Enterpriser’s office in Osu. After […]
May presented us with two factory tours (Kente Cloth and Woodworking) some home improvements, lots of comings and goings, hellos, goodbyes and fresh beginnings. DEEP IN The fecal sludge to biodiesel project continues plodding along. Two brave men remove rumen from digester #1 at the plant and a gaggle of big brains
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Last days of the barnyard experience – Kumasi, May 2 – 9, 3013 BIRTH DAY May 2nd, after three weeks of sitting on her nest beneath the back steps, six of the seven eggs hatched and Amelia was able to say good by to her dark corner. During those three weeks, she
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Touring Adanwomase, a village that specializes in weaving traditional Ghanaian Kente cloth and growing Cocoa with Kat, Morgan and Nate – May 9, 2013 VISITOR CENTER Kat drove the four of us in her land rover and we found our way to the village without any problem. Soon enough we were seated
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Intern housing and more at Casa Kumasi. Giving the steward’s quarters a makeover or “turning the proverbial sow’s ear into a silk purse” – May 13 – 17, 2013 BEFORE There are actually three levels to Casa Kumasi; upstairs where Jeremy, Justin and Allison live, downstairs where Bob, Camille and Amy
A good look inside Italo’s woodworking factory with the Friday morning coffee crowd – May 31, 2013 FRIDAY MORNING GANG This group of Ahodwo Obrunis regularly get together on Friday morning for coffee and conversation. On the last week of May, Elvira (front row, wearing a black dress) arranged for a tour of
No kidding, April was a really good month for us. The rainy season has come, making gardening even easier. We enjoyed a trip to the coast for three relaxing days with Amy, featuring a stop at Kakum National Park. After our return from Elmina, long time friend Rob arrived to lend his engineering shoulder
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Around the house and garden with some fun masks thrown in for good measure – April, 2013 Kumsasi, Ghana DRESSING UP Eric wears his new fugu, Amy a piece of fabric acquired at Central Market and Bob a new shirt he had made at the Cultural Center. Bob picked up another interesting mask which Eric
A wealth of good food from the markets and gardens, expertly prepared by cooks Amy and Camille – April, 2013 Kumsasi, Ghana RAINY SEASON MEANS MUSHROOM ABUNDANCE God bless you, rainy season for bringing these succulent, meaty mushrooms to our table! GREENS A POPPIN Dandelion, chard and collards are all also making
Elmina Bay, Hans Cottage and Assase Pa at Cape Coast Revisited – April 11, 2013 FLAGS A black pirate flag and red flag with swastika were among the many flags aboard the fishing boats in Elmina Harbor. ELMINA CASTLE Amy absorbs the history emanating from the compass Christopher Columbus used
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