Ghana
| Gayle Pescud vows to navigate West Africa's largest open air market alone. She accomplishes her mission and adds another one. | When the lay preacher reveals an instrument that would make the most potent tiger nut chewing man blush, Gayle Pescud considers her options. |
| Astrid Vinje's visit to Elmina Castle in Ghana reveals the disconnect that exists between history and the present. | Small-town girl, Jessica Farkas, recalls her experience in the exotic African jungle as the best day of her life. |
| In a remote seaside village in Ghana, John M. Edwards battles golf-ball-sized bugs and meets gung-ho gonzo travelers seasoned in bad trips through Africa. No one said travel in nowhere was easy. | Brenda Whetstone struggles with teaching in an African village. |
| Brenda Whetstone prepares to teach in an African village. | Eric P. Mitchell investigates the remains of this ghost fleet. |
| Margaret McGladrey ventures into Accra, a white girl with a pocket full of money, alone in West Africa. | |
| During her internship, Erica Taylor is learning to | |
| Beautiful scenery, a gorgeous coast and interestin | |
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