Give the people what they want.

Pictures of some of my adventures thus far.

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Sunday was a wonderful day. We had a group brunch followed by a traditional Ghanaian drumming and dance performance. All the students were invited to dance along afterwards. Many many dance parties in Ghana. I was told today since it is an election year that those events only increase the dancing and songs throughout the country. Exciting.

In the afternoon we headed out to Labadi beach which is a hot spot on the weekends for locals. The beach was strewn with bars, vendors, and pick up soccer games(with no out of bounds). Players of the soccer games would dodge around people and sometimes have to retrieve the ball from between a horse's legs, a skill unbeknownst to even the most talented soccer player.

Along the beach people were selling bags, shoes, hardboiled eggs, ciggarettes, popcorn, meat sticks(animal product: unknown), bags of water, and more. It was definitely a site to see. I would go back to people watch again but the water was pretty unswimmable considering that it is a city beach with strong undertow. I think we were just getting our feet wet in the beach scene, so to speak. Many more beautiful beaches to be visited along the coast of Ghana.