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Just as we were finished our lunch, there was a bit of commotion outside the walls of the restaurant, with a crowd gathering and throwing stoned at the ground just by the wall. Being curious creatures, we went to investigate, and found that it was a snake! The locals had managed to kill it (although it was still wriggling) by the time we got there (thankfully) and we never did find out whether it was poisonous or not (again thankfully). A bit of excitement for the day though.
Written Feb 7, 2007
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Just as we were finished our lunch, there was a bit of commotion outside the walls of the restaurant, with a crowd gathering and throwing stoned at the ground...
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Tamale, city of goats, bikes and dust
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We stopped in Tamale only to have something to eat for lunch. Tamale is the Northern Regional Capital of Ghana, with a population of around 350,000 people, mainly from the Dagomba ethnic group.
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