Hello, estesen (how are you in twi)
What can I say, the bus ride, while uncomfortable, was amazing. The country side was remarkable, the people were so nice and good humored. We got fruit off roadside vendors, mangos, pineapples, and watermelon (so good).
When we finally arrived in suryani we immediately went into a meeting with our ghanaian team for introductions. They were so happy to see us and welcoming. Each conversation was like a mini lesson in twi as we canadians tried to use the twi we learned on the way. They helped us learn their campus, show us laces to shop and tonight we are going to a concert.
Sorry only got a little time to post today, but I am having an amazing time here, and it's only been two days I can't wait. Oh yeah, and I'm going to a soccer game tomorrow!!
Have a good trip to mexico my friends, enjoy the cool weather cause I'm still melting
Trev
Rest stop for lunch on our drive to Sunyani
Typical house we saw on the trip. Cement brick walls and sheet metal roof, this one didn't have a cement wall around the property like most did.
Every town has multiple churches and you can see signs for them everywhere.
Rick and Ken, two of the faculty on the trip, checking out some pottery on the roadside.
