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Time’s nearly up

December 19, 2023December 13, 2011

We’re going home in less than a week.

What did we miss?

Categories Ghana 180
Stuck in the mud!
Making toilets objects of desire

Ghana 180

Posts from when Harriet and Nathan spent six months in Ghana in 2011 working on separate development projects in the Ashanti region.

Posts

  • Cloud poo poo land
  • Making toilets objects of desire
  • Time’s nearly up
  • Stuck in the mud!
  • Community development projects start here

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    August 25, 2026


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It's easy enough to walk past Devon hedge banks covered in moss and forget that they were made by people, until the moss parts and you see the stones peeping out like exposed bones. Great discovery on this morning's dog walk, devil's fingers (Clathrus archeri). Found on the common as if placed there. A good glimpse of the milky way last night. Night, a big moon, mist creeping up the valley.

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