These next pictures are of the countryside on our trip to Kumasi
These are rice fields

This is cooking palm kernels to produce palm oil

Load of logs
Big logs, little truck, pretty typical

All the cattle I've seen here look like this,
I think there is no nutrition in the grass

Palm tree from which palm oil comes
This is a cocoa pod, it is full of beans that produce cocoa
Cocoa is a major export from Ghana

Bananas or Plantain, they look the same growing,
but don't taste the same, you have to cook the plantain

Countryside

There is not much industry in Ghana on a large scale
most things are done in homes and by hand on the farms
This is a sewing factory
Village

Cooking yams over charcoal to sell on the street
The church is involved in building water projects and latrines for schools and communities
These boys came to see the drill rig and get their picture taken

Street scene

A future squat hole for a latrine

Back of a nice modern out house (latrine),
the chambers can be cleaned out from the back

Drill rig, they made me wear missionary attire,
but next time I'm wearing levis

Typical African water pump,
Clean water is a real blessing to a school or community
1 comment:
we know that you took your Levi's to Africa for a reason. . . you best use them.
Ezra learned the difference between bananas and plantains. At the store he wanted to try a red banana. He didn't think they were very good, but we didn't know that you have to cook them. Teach us how to cook them, and we'll try the exported version.
We're so proud of the difference that you are making in their world.
WE LOVE YOU
DeLynne, Laura, & Kassie
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