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A visit to the Banana plantation, Monkey Sanctuary and Kente Village

Partner Schools Worldwide > Weydon and Dwabor JHS > A visit to the Banana plantation, Monkey Sanctuary and Kente Village

Day 14-3/08/2017
Today we woke up at the early time of 5:30 to get ready and eat breakfast. Breakfast was eggy bread
with beans, top choco or sugar. We had to pack away the tents before boarding the coaches at 8 o
clock. There was about an hour’s drive to the first attraction, the banana plantation. At the banana
plantation, we got a guided tour of the areas where the fruit was grown and the plant where they were
cleaned and packaged. The tour was very interesting and it turned out a lot of the bananas from there
were sent to the U.K. Afterwards we went to the camp site, where we are currently, and pitched the
tents in preparation for later; we also had lunch which was rice in a lamb sauce. We then left the
campsite to travel to the monkey sanctuary. After a short journey, we arrived. The sanctuary was very
large and so, as a result, we only got to see a small part of it. We had a guide with us who called the
monkeys over to the road so that we could feed them bananas from our hands. If you were lucky, a
monkey would come and sit on your arm to eat which provided a great photo taking opportunity. The
final stop of the day was a small village nearby. There, the main occupation was weaving fabric and so
many of the villagers were weaving when we were looking around. We got one of the villagers to give us
a tour of the area so we could learn about the process. They also sold freshly made Ghanaian doughnuts
which were delicious. We then returned to the campsite, ate dinner – which was rice and red red with
fried plantain, and finished off the day with card games.
James and Tommy

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