Trip to Ghana
December 22nd, 2016 - January 1st, 2017
I completed the trip with my mum, dad, sister, nephew, friend and daughter.
It was a very pleasant and educational holiday.
It was a very pleasant and educational holiday.
Ghana
Cape Coast Castle
The best part of my trip was to Cape Cost Castle. I would recommend this visit to anyone who is interested in their past. It was very educational to learn about my ancestors and what they went through to survive. It was very educational to experience the dungeons that they were placed in, the living conditions they endured, the hardship they went through on the first leg of been enslaved. Throughout the tour a few people were very emotional with anger and one women started to cry uncontrollable.
The best part of my trip was to Cape Cost Castle. I would recommend this visit to anyone who is interested in their past. It was very educational to learn about my ancestors and what they went through to survive. It was very educational to experience the dungeons that they were placed in, the living conditions they endured, the hardship they went through on the first leg of been enslaved. Throughout the tour a few people were very emotional with anger and one women started to cry uncontrollable.
Men's Chamber
Chamber
Tunnel
Women's Chamber
Door of no return
Chamber of death
You know when something calls you...
You have to return!
Ghana
Arts and Crafts centre
The second best part of my trip was the arts and crafts centre in Accra.
I loved all the African art work plus it was fun how they tried to force you to buy something.
Ghana
Rain Forest
The third best part of my trip was the visit to the Kakum National Park Rainforest.
I hated walking across those 7 bridges.
I have a PHD in watching movies and I could think of a million and one things that could go wrong on that bridge LOL.
Once I made it to the end it was fun.
