A Window into Life in Pong-Tamale, Northern Ghana

From August 2010 to December 2010, I volunteered at a veterinary college in Pong-Tamale, Northern Ghana. During this time, I lived with a local host family trying to integrate by experiencing the culture and learning a bit of the language. This video shows a snapshot of what my daily life was like living in the village.
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[@AwakentheProcess]

Blechta,
this is neatly put together, and plain beautiful.
Thanks for sharing!
-Imran

[@taskerdunham9398]

Thank you for this. A very good friend of mine went to Pong-Tamale with VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas) to help run the veterinary laboratory. I've often wondered what it was really like, and I guess it is little changed since his time there in 1977. I've just posted about him on my blog.

[@seamlessghana5076]

Can I get a link to Ur video

[@seamlessghana5076]

Ima about to go and learn over there

[@seamlessghana5076]

Is very poor

[@martinavalaskova2437]

Hi! I am working on volunteering project focused on providing locals with latrines in Ghana. Could I ask you some questions privately? Thanks, Martina

[@JasonBlechta]

@SELWONK1962 Thanks Sharon, much appreciated. If you have any questions, let me know.

[@JasonBlechta]

@AwakentheProcess Thanks!

[@seamlessghana5076]

This was long ago