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         		 To say Christianity is 'a big deal' in Ghana is an understatement. Ghanaians are very passionate about their God and most shops and taxis are emblazoned with words of praise. : by eloisefuss, Views[877]
         		 Hairdressers and tailors line the Ghanaian streets. Like many, this Accra hairdresser is a flurry of activity as women get their 'hair attached'- yes, most of their big long braids and shiny shiny hair is fake! Women visit the hairdresser every 2-6 weeks to get 'new hair'. : by eloisefuss, Views[1725]
         		 One face can tell so many stories. I met this man as he walked home from work in the Anamuka Hills. 'I am a farmer. I work hard for my family,' he told me. : by eloisefuss, Views[832]
         		 Millions of used computers, TVs, VCRs, monitors, cell phones, and other electrical equipment arrive in Ghana every year, sent from all over the world. This cheaper, second hand electrical equipment, make the goods affordable to Ghanaians who cannot afford it new. This joyous man is a common sight in the welcoming and friendly Ghana- a land where I discovered a rare species of gigantic smile.: by eloisefuss, Views[1140]
     
    Bright plays with a handmade toy in the New Life Orphanage, Cape Coast. He might be pretending it's a gun, but he is lucky to have grown up free from violence and war. Most of Ghana is peaceful and free of conflict. Ghanians are proud as punch about their peace- a country where Christians and Muslims live together as friends and neighbours. : by eloisefuss, Views[2252]
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         		 a never ending skyline: by shankar, Views[278]
         		 the nightlife stirs to life: by shankar, Views[206]
         		 sunset in the land of the rising sun: by shankar, Views[361]
     
    a newly wed couple on valentines day, maybe its an international cliche: by shankar, Views[238]
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    Washing on top of the train.: by tokyodaydreamer, Views[219]
         		 See outside.: by tokyodaydreamer, Views[216]
         		 She sleeps Alone.: by tokyodaydreamer, Views[237]
         		 Sleep together.: by tokyodaydreamer, Views[221]
         		 Just one fan!!: by tokyodaydreamer, Views[232]
     
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    The Liturgy in the churches is over and the people are going back to their homes. But the priests and the monks will be staying as unsleeping guards protecting the churches and welcoming the tourists, even at the noonday under the African sun...: by oikoumene, Views[432]
         		 Before you leave the place you will be receiving drops of holy water, from a fountain next to the church. None knows from where the water comes. Another miracle in this miraculous place...: by oikoumene, Views[453]
         		 In each church of the 13 churches a priest welcomes the pilgrims to receive a blessing by kissing the crosses, which are unique in shape, theological explanation and mystical meaning. As you will be receiving the blessing he is whispering a few prayer words. The moment seems a transition to another world, beyond this one...: by oikoumene, Views[504]
         		 Entering the most sacred of the monolithic churches, the Church of Saint George (Amharic: Bete Giyorgis). But before entering the place someone has to remove his shoes. The priests and the local people will warn you: “Be careful how you enter, this is a holy place, a God-made place...”: by oikoumene, Views[881]
         		 The unequivocal leader of the dance though over eighty-years-old, her passion for her people is clear with every clap.: by michaelcook, Views[706]
     
    The defiant dance of the Twa resounds throughout the valley; their stomps percussively pounding the dust.: by michaelcook, Views[588]
         		 The younger generation of Twa are growing up in a rapidly changing, globalised world. Travellers are the only link they have to the world outside their village.: by michaelcook, Views[530]
         		 Dance is the new, as hands become dominant: by slam, Views[268]
         		 Basketball is being driven away: by slam, Views[331]
         		 Hands go into function, new sport basketball: by slam, Views[259]
     
    Walking away with the light by the side, emphasise a change: by slam, Views[274]
         		 The beginning of the feet function, soccer ball used to convey that: by slam, Views[289]
         		 A Qash'qai nomad lady gets ready to sleep under the stars in the mountains of Fars province, Shiraz, Iran. More and more nomads are opting for the comforts of urban life as life in the mountains can sometimes to hard due to the harsh winter conditions or blazing hot summers.: by eyeofzann, Views[1717]
         		 A Qash'qai girl cooks rice for dinner in front of her makeshift tent. Nomads make money by selling their herds, carpets, gabbeh or yoghurt drink in exhange for rice, clothes and other goods from the nearby towns or cities.: by eyeofzann, Views[1645]
         		 An 88 years old Qash'qai nomad lady makes gabbeh as she had done for many years for a living in Shiraz, Fars province, Iran. This is a painstaking task by hand and is also becoming a disappearing traditional trade as machine takes over.: by eyeofzann, Views[1161]
     
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