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Me carrying Jude on my back with my new baby wrap
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My friend Joyce with her daughter Susan and Jude outside her shop
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John the Baptist with Jude
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The chief's children and grandchildren (he has 19 wives - what a tough job!)
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Outside the palace
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Part of the palace
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Outside "the room"
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Me with the chief
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All of us
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The chairs at the palace
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Funeral procession
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Little girl showing me her beads
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Cameleon that the Nyhaus family
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Chinny in his glasses. Yes, these are surgical glasses. He thinks they are great. Chinny does not do surgery.
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The guinea fowl
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It's the end of life for the the guinea fowl
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At the market
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Cocoa beans
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At the palace
The "cocoa beans" are actually cola nuts. Cocoa beans are used in making chocolate and are much different. Ghana used to produce most of the world's cocoa. Cola nuts are used as a gift, as when you visit someone. In modern times, money is sometimes given in place of cola nuts and is called "cola".
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