Ghana

Thanks for the outstanding photos. Could u give us a few tips about the Ghana girls body structure? I can see a few that are slim and tall. Are they common?

I can tell that u have a knowledge in photography because girls faces was correctly exposed even under strong daytime backlight.

Max

[QUOTE=Efremof]Thanks for the outstanding photos. Could u give us a few tips about the Ghana girls body structure? I can see a few that are slim and tall. Are they common?

I can tell that u have a knowledge in photography because girls faces was correctly exposed even under strong daytime backlight.

Max[/QUOTE]Hello Max,

Look at the pictures 6 and 7. These babes are a bit bigger but still very nice. There are babes available for everyones taste.

GFE's are also no problem. Look at picture 5.

As for the photography: I have a good (8Mp) camera and I adjust the lighting to the subject I want on the photograph and not to the sky or so. Al the photo's I have posted are cut outs from photo's which are a lot bigger.

Take care,

Ernst.

Just a practical question.

If one travels individually - for tourism and not for biz - how can book a hotel from home?

I will reach Accra after 11:00 p.m. and I don't think it is save to arrive in front of a hotel and find it completly full or pray the taxi driver to provide, with the risk to get a room on $250!

Any suggestion?
I am not interested at expansive ones but at hotels such as California, President or similar.

While checking some sites for a PM to Roman Guy, I checked the weekend rate at La Palm and those theves are now asking 120 usd per night. I guess I have had my last stay there. Curses!

Baskerville Hound

The Liberty Court hotel in Osu, just down from the Mariset, is good at around 25 u.s. per night and is clean and air-conditioned. Sorry but I don't have their phone number with me but you're right about trying to book something over the phone. It can be tricky but the Liberty Court is usually not booked. I don't recommend the Mariset at around $80 u.s. per night but it is at least cheaper than La Palm. Liberty Court is near the intersection of Labadi Road and Ring Road East

I am trying to proof that it is possible to attach good photos, without showing the girls face, as some do and are so proud of. I do respect everyone, even the so called streetwalkers and i think it is wrong as this guy does at the Kenyaforum. Shame on him.

From my last visit to Ghana.

I will also show some photos at the Ethiopian forum, check them out.

The last ones from Ghana.

Well, a few more.

Nice shots indeed!
It's a pity you downsized them that much so they look a bit grainy now. Where in Ghana did you stay?

Pyjama

ps: allways bring a razor ;-)

Well, I had to downsize them, I did it step by step until they were accepted to send. In Accra I stayed a few days in Osu, at the Blue Royal, then I went to Kumasi and the last week before I went back to Addis Abeba I stayed in the President-Hotel in Adabraka. Its ok for the price and you are free to do what you want.

Hello friends:

I have learned that all tourists in Cameroon must always carry their passports along in order to avoid trouble with the police! Is this in Ghana the case as well, or would be a photocopy sufficient?

Cheers - Hesekiels

Cameroon is one of the most corrupt nations in the world according to Transparency International if you check out their website. Ghana, on the other hand, does not have a 'loser' President trying to rig the election rules to stay in power. So, in short, after living in Ghana for 2 years I can say that I have never had a problem in Ghana with the police as President Kufour is trying his best to 'democratize' his nation by increasing their pay and accountability. Corruption is still there but it is not as bad as Cameroon because of the leadership at the top. If you travel using local transport with the local population your chances of being harassed are also reduced.

All shapes and sizes are available in Ghana. Here are a couple of pics of a sweet thing I had the pleasure with on my last visit, little larger than my normal taste but still variety is the spice of life, and a good time was had!