Some Kente Festival Pictures (before batteries died and I picked a fight with Brits and Germans)
Yes, that is strips of kente
Bright's speed caught in picture
imagine this on a full court.
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For letters:
Dan Vainner
P.O. Box Hp 345
Ho. V/R
Ghana, West Africa
For Packages:
Daniel Vainner, PCV
Peace Corps/Ghana
P.O. Box 5796
Accra-North
Ghana, West Africa
Phone:
This is the one that has worked for family members calling from the USA:
011 233 24 131-7596
This is the one Danny has given out:
024 131-7596
Dan Vainner
P.O. Box Hp 345
Ho. V/R
Ghana, West Africa
For Packages:
Daniel Vainner, PCV
Peace Corps/Ghana
P.O. Box 5796
Accra-North
Ghana, West Africa
Phone:
This is the one that has worked for family members calling from the USA:
011 233 24 131-7596
This is the one Danny has given out:
024 131-7596
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1 comment:
Danny,
I absolutely loved looking your pictures. I have read so many stories about volunteers in Ghana, I am hoping to spend my summer there doing some volunteering for a just about a month. If your project only ended up taking 2 1/2 months, who knows what I'll be able to get done! It sounds like you are really enjoying your PC experience. There is a project at the National Peace Corps Association called Africa Rural Connect where you can post about your experiences in Ghana. We would love for you to be involved, especially as a current PCV. Just go to http://www.AfricaRuralConnect.org. I hope to see you there. Keep up the great work!
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