I figured since some of you may not be able to be in the country to celebrate Ghana's Jubilee Year, I would bring you a snapshot of some of the hotels, as a way for you to live vicariously through the pictures on how the experience of these hotels might be like. Today is the start of these occasional posts, and this is of Miklin Hotel, located in East Legon--a few metres walk away from my office;-)
The staff at this hotel are very friendly, but the food at the bar takes quite a bit of time to arrive. It serves everything from local Ghanaian dishes (jollof, fried rice, banku and tilappia) to sandwiches and chips, with any dish you like.
4 comments:
oh my! your blog has beautiful music!
I read your clip about your desires on your profile and wondered what you would be like as a journalist? It is an interesting concept to think about what might have been. As it is, you are taking some good photographs and publishing them with a bit of information that stirs interest of some who see them. Here, where I live in Southwestern Ohio, in the USA, we have snow and ice on the gound and getting out and about is difficult because of our ages -- I am 72 and my wife is 70. Keep up the good work.
dsole--thankyou! Regrettably, I didn't make it:-(
abraham lincoln--thanks for visiting. You weren't born in a log cabin were ya/;-), or do you have a six-degrees-of-separation story from the XVIth president of the US?;-))
It is true what you say about what might have been, but I trust you should not let age be a factor. In my view, the older you get, the more wisened, and the more you ought to be fearless about your approach on things!!;-)
I hope to return to your blog so as to see how it differes from what i am used to here. Will listen too some time if I can get it to work!
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