Woke up to the realisation i was in Africa ,lots of people outside house making a noise setting up their shops .
Had my first bucket shower in Ghana,WHICH MEANT YOU HAD TO FILL A BUCKET WITH RAIN WATER FROM A WATER TANK OUTSIDE ,CARRY IT IN AND BASICALLY WASH YOURSELF WITH IT ,IF YOU WANTED HOT WATER YOU HAD TO BOIL IT ON TOP OF THE OVEN ,then i was greeted by a cooked breakfast by the housekeeper Rose ,omelette and fried bread and a cup of tea. We were then taken for a drive around the area to get us used to where we could buy food and purchase Ghana MTN simm cards for our phones .
People are very friendly and looking at us because we are white and calling us Obruni ,which means tourist or white person .Music blares everywhere from shops and cars and locals dance and smile all day long!
LAKE VOLTA ...........................
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DKfxd660KMMe
enjoying a sing song with the children " Head Shoulder ,Knees and Toes ,Knees and Toes !!!"

Enter one very nice Polish man who gave up a day`s work in the city of London to get me on the train with all my luggage :)

Love you Anna Ryder Richardson and so will all the children in Ghana when they see these T-shirts X!:)


Thanks to Gina ,Annastacia ,Maurice ,Tom there will alot of happy children when i arrive in July !:))
Volunteering to work in Africa (Ghana) is a life changing experience; you are not just putting money into a collection tin and walking away ...........................