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	Comments on: Three Days in Apimsu &#8211; Ghana, West Africa	</title>
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		By: Ray		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Enjoyed reading about your trip to Apimsu!  I was in the Peace Corps and lived in a mud hut at Porpornya, which is along the lake-side.  I had to pass Apimsu (often by foot) to walk the five miles to my hut.

The Krobo people (and the Ewe fishermen, plus other tribes) in the area were so friendly.  I loved them and stayed for over three years.  Took my son to visit 10 years ago.  Same great people, but far fewer trees . . .

The school we built in 1982 still stands, with a newer government school behind it.

These are memories I&#039;ll never forget (same for your son)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Enjoyed reading about your trip to Apimsu!  I was in the Peace Corps and lived in a mud hut at Porpornya, which is along the lake-side.  I had to pass Apimsu (often by foot) to walk the five miles to my hut.</p>
<p>The Krobo people (and the Ewe fishermen, plus other tribes) in the area were so friendly.  I loved them and stayed for over three years.  Took my son to visit 10 years ago.  Same great people, but far fewer trees . . .</p>
<p>The school we built in 1982 still stands, with a newer government school behind it.</p>
<p>These are memories I&#8217;ll never forget (same for your son)</p>
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