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| We received two new couples last week in the Kumasi Mission. We were fortunate to get to go with them as they traveled to their new areas of assignment. This is Elder and Sister Wood on the left with the Techiman missionaries. What a great group! |
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| This is the missionary couples home in Techiman. It's very large and very nice. |
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| Buildings along the way. |
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| A small community. Adobe walls and thatched roofs. |
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| One of many mosques we saw on the way to Tehiman. |
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| Women organizing their items for transporting. I just love the bright happy clothing! |
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| Its mango season. We saw many, many mangos! |
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| Bicycles. The farther north you go, the more bicycles and motorcycles you see. |
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| Onions |
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| The name of the town here is Dawadawa 2. Just before we came to this town we passed Dawadawa.... No kidding. Elder Halladay remarked that they must've gotten tired of coming up with new city names. |
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| A barbar (sp?) tree. The base is huge! |
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| This is the white leg of the Volta River which is farthest north. See the people down next to the water? They are bathing, washing clothes and fishing. |
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| Bags of charcoal, which is used for cooking. |
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| Notice the bundles of grass? This is used to re-thatch the roofs of the houses. |
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| So much to see and experience here! I am so thankful to be serving here in Ghana. :) |
I can't say enough about the wonderful job you are doing to give us a feeling about Ghana. Wish we had better noted our photos from Iran. But that was 37 years ago and technology has improved enormously.
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