The team's diary from their project expedition to visit Dwabor School in the KEEA Municipality of Ghana. A School Project Expedition facilitated by the Sabre Trust.
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Day 8-by Lydia
This morning was yet another early one; worship was now due to go ahead at 8am so everyone rushed to get ready. Our breakfast was impressively early at 6.30am-something of a shock in comparison to breakfast in the UK! Polly was feeling pretty unwell so she and Ellen remained in camp whilst the rest of us walked down the hill to the Roman Catholic Church. This is the biggest building in Dwabor and easily fitted our team along with the Catholic members of the High School. Michael, the Deputy Head, spoke the majority in Fanti and there was a lot of preaching and praying. Unfortunately, for my accident prone self, we had been in worship only 20 mins or so before I nearly fainted quite unexpectedly. I went back to bed and am now in Elmina writing this blog after stopping at another being-built playground to look at the design with Alex the Bamboo man The remaining team are clearing room for the Playground (boys using machetes) and removing the bark from the 2000 logs that were delivered yesterday. This is probably our first full day of project work so we look forward to watching everything develop.
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Nice to hear what's going on Lydia - loving your blogs and your team up with Holly to entertain me for a few minutes as i read through them. Hope you are ALL having a good time. Nice to hear you are active Lydia instead of watching the TV - jokes ;) xx
ReplyDeleteahaha i agree with grace, yours and holly's are always funny ;) i hope eveyrone is okay and having an amazing time xx
ReplyDeleteHAPPY BIRTHDAY DANIEL
ReplyDeletefrom the french connection!!!!!
love Posh and Becks
aka Meg and Becky
Got you going
steve and tina xxxx
(missing you loads lil bro! love your big sis, meggie weggie xxxx)
Lovely to hear your news. The community seem to be enjoying you all being there, what a wonderful welcome you are getting. Sounds as if everyone is having a good time. Well done to you all.
ReplyDeleteLydia - I hope you have found your very extensive first aid kit! and washing liquid with kit! Hope you are on the mend - the things you do to get out of going to church! Love from us all Mum,Dad,Charlotte,Harry & Alfiexx
Hi Dan,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the big 15! Just got on to a computer in Wales, hence the late post. Hope you had a memorable day and we'll try to match it when you get back.
We're enjoying reading all the news and it all sounds great.
Looking forward to seeing you back in one piece
Love Mum and Dad xxx