Interesting signs that make us smile...

Hmmm....Ethical Hacking....

Crudeness sauce?  That's a first.

Study abroad.

Food for thought.

Wow...quail eggs...here?

Reverse side of the sign below.

Creative...

Galilee

Well....are you?

A visit to the Kumasi Cultural Center

I loved this elephant which is carved from Ebony wood.  

Never seen anything quite like these flip flops before...

These boys were on a school fieldtrip and wanted us to say hello and take their photo.

String Art

His and Hers masks.

Native drums carved by woodworkers at the cultural center.  Aren't they great!

Handmade earrings.

Beautiful hair clips.

I'm sure these two masks represent something....

Purses

These remind me of voodoo dolls....but I'm sure they depict ceremonial dancers.

Motorcycles made from pop cans.

Loved this mask...speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil.  

Our visit to KNUST Botanic Gardens

Lots of interesting things to see here....this looks like a little fairy house don't you think?  We saw several while visiting here in the gardens.  Sister Wardle thought they might be beehives?  

We had to do it.....

Sister Wardle is checking out the giant termite hill.  

These are bamboo trees.  They're extremely tall!  I had never seen one before and was astonished at its height.  Can you see the small benches at the base?  Those are for people to sit and relax and they're not small. 

Sisters Wardle and Cosgrave wandering down the path next to the bamboo trees.  Now you can see those benches better.

Someone taking advantage of the bench and the shade.

Four of the five of us.

This was an unusual looking fruit.  It was prickly all over the outside and the size of a basketball.

Another interesting looking seed pod.

Like the size of this crawly creature?  Me neither!!!

Now this I DID like....plumeria blossoms!

KNUST is a University located here in Kumasi.

Elder Wardle & Elder Halladay exploring and chatting as they go.

Sisters Cosgrave and Wardle examining  a vine being trained up a tree.  See the water bottle with the roots inside?...Ingenious.
All in all, it was a nice break in our week.  

Use your head

Need we say more?