What do we do when the missionaries leave on Tuesday and we do not receive new missionaries until Thursday? We explore. This morning at 6 a.m. we traveled to the University of Ghana Campus and hiked through the Legon Botanical Gardens.
Here is how it is described online:
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Legon Botanical Gardens covering an area of approximately 123 acres
support the scientific research of the Department of Botany. They
contain plant species of the tropics and semi-tropics, including a large
collection of palms from various tropical areas.
In addition to the sale of plants and wreaths, landscaping and
horticultural services, there are facilities in the gardens for picnics
by individuals, families and social groups.
Are you looking for somewhere special to take the whole family? Check
out Legon Botanical Gardens, in East Legon, Accra Ghana…Perfect for
walks, sailing, bird and butterfly watching, ideal for photo shoots,
Wedding Reception and more.
Legon Botanical Gardens should be a children's playground, a science
museum and a natural laboratory where children will have space to play
with their peers, discover themselves, cultivate team work and share. An
open natural space where families can party and share among themselves.
A place to conference with nature.
Still not convinced? Take a look at Diane's photo collection of the experience:
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| Our Area Medical Advisor, Elder Hill was our tour guide. |
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| Elder and Sister Malmrose are always up for an adventure |
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| Just like at the Bird Sanctuary in Trinidad, we found a tree across a pond that attracts Egrets |
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| Termite Tower |
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| Monitor |
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| Kite |
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| Kingfisher |
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| Kingfishers in flight |
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| Hornbill |
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| Petals from Flamboyant Tree on Path |
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