Historic Ghana: The African-American Connection
At the foot of the slave castle at Elmina, Central  Region. 

Historic Ghana: The African-American Connection
Slave castle at Elmina, Central  Region. Surrounding town at the foot of the hill.

Historic Ghana: The African-American Connection
Slave castle at Elmina, Central  Region, is perched on a hill to defend from invaders.

Historic Ghana: The African-American Connection
Courtyard of the slave castle at Elmina, Central  Region. Well behaved slaves get the rare opportunity of seeing the light of day by exercising here in heavy chains.

Historic Ghana: The African-American Connection
Slave castle at Elmina, Central  Region. The dungeons where slaves were kept for months before being shipped out to the Western world. You can still smell and see the blood, now black pigment, on the walls. There is an eerie kinda feeling down there. 

Historic Ghana: The African-American Connection
The courtyard of the slave castle at Elmina, Central  Region

Historic Ghana: The African-American Connection
The Walls: Slave castle at Elmina, Central  Region

Picturesque Ghana!

Ghana’s Infrastructure
Adomi (Ah-door-me) bridge is a national icon. It runs across the Volta river.

Fauna & Flora in Ghana
A deer at Paga National Park, Northern region.

Fauna & Flora in Ghana
“Don’t cross my path” At the Paga National Park, Northern region.

Fauna & Flora in Ghana
Boars, wild pigs, at Paga National Park, Northern region.

Fauna & Flora in Ghana
An anthill at Paga National Park, Northern region. 

Fauna & Flora in Ghana
Antelopes at Paga National Park, Northern region. 

Fauna & Flora in Ghana
Elephants at Paga National Park, Northern region.