Life in the Fast Lane

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"Life in the fast lane"

The gentleman sitting on his haunches on the right says it all.
Poor old goats on the roof; they're always getting a bum deal.
By the way, this is a trotro-a bit bigger than usual.

Before sunset: After the "saa"

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So, "saa" finally fell and this beautiful sky greeted us in the evening. This is just outside Bolgatanga in the Upper East Region. Everything is turning green. It's lovely.

Blogging for a cause: Global Voices advocacy

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