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| Takeru, Mica, Emily and Myself waiting for the Canopy walk at Kakum National Park. |
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| Canopy walk at Kakum |
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| Walking through the trees in Kakum |
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| This is what the inside of a Cocoa plant looks like. The beans are covered in a sweet cocoa butter that you can eat but the beans taste terrible until you lay them out in the sun for a couple days. |
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| This monkey, named Spock, at Monkey Forest Reserve was pretty interested in Emily's Cocoa |
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| Baby Crocodiles at Monkey Forest Reserve |
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| Small African Cat called a Civet |
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| Baby Antelope at Monkey Forest Reserve. |
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| Hanging out on some stumps on top of the hill at Monkey Forest Reserve |
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| Rosa and Myself walking through the trees |
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| Spock at Monkey Forest Reserve |
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| Rosa and Emily out back of the Cape Coast Castle |
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| The cliff on which Cape Coast Castle sits |
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| Pounding my Fufu dinner in Cape Coast |
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| The docks at Elmina, a fishing village near Cape Coast |
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| Championship celebration for some Division 2 Ghanaian soccer players. The fans and players most definitely love their futbol |
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| We went through some Cocoa groves to get to the Wassa Domama rock shrine |
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| Wassa Domama Rock Shrine |
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| Tired, wet, and dirty but we made it to the Wassa Domama Rock Shrine |
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| Vine Climbing at Wassa Domama |
