My Recent Trip
As some of you might know, I just took a trip to Ghana, Africa.
Spent some time looking for metalworking machinery and services and basically found that unless you are in the city, the metalworking they do is limited to cutting brake rotors, banging out vehicle fenders, etc. Woodworking, however is widespread and VERY impressive. Everything from simple bowls to custom artwork-related coffins. On my next trip, I'll try to get better photos of some of the intricate detail work they do. Quite a trip. Here are some photos... None of which are really woodworking-related except for maybe the construction. http://tinyurl.com/Ghana2010 Joe in Northern, NJ - V#8013-R Currently Riding The "Mother Ship" http://yunx.com/valk.htm Sometimes riding the "Escape Pod" Super Sherpa Ride a motorcycle in or near NJ? http://tinyurl.com/5apkg |
My Recent Trip
"Joe AutoDrill" wrote in message ... As some of you might know, I just took a trip to Ghana, Africa. Spent some time looking for metalworking machinery and services and basically found that unless you are in the city, the metalworking they do is limited to cutting brake rotors, banging out vehicle fenders, etc. Woodworking, however is widespread and VERY impressive. Everything from simple bowls to custom artwork-related coffins. On my next trip, I'll try to get better photos of some of the intricate detail work they do. Quite a trip. Here are some photos... None of which are really woodworking-related except for maybe the construction. http://tinyurl.com/Ghana2010 Joe in Northern, NJ - V#8013-R Currently Riding The "Mother Ship" http://yunx.com/valk.htm Sometimes riding the "Escape Pod" Super Sherpa Ride a motorcycle in or near NJ? http://tinyurl.com/5apkg Cool pictures Joe, thanks for sharing. |
My Recent Trip
On 1/25/2010 8:01 AM, Joe AutoDrill wrote:
As some of you might know, I just took a trip to Ghana, Africa. Spent some time looking for metalworking machinery and services and basically found that unless you are in the city, the metalworking they do is limited to cutting brake rotors, banging out vehicle fenders, etc. Woodworking, however is widespread and VERY impressive. Everything from simple bowls to custom artwork-related coffins. On my next trip, I'll try to get better photos of some of the intricate detail work they do. Yes! Quite a trip. Here are some photos... None of which are really woodworking-related except for maybe the construction. http://tinyurl.com/Ghana2010 Quite a trip, indeed. Please add more text (including locations). An awesome experience, even second-hand. Thank you. -- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/ |
My Recent Trip
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My Recent Trip
On Jan 25, 9:01*am, "Joe AutoDrill" wrote:
As some of you might know, I just took a trip to Ghana, Africa. Spent some time looking for metalworking machinery and services and basically found that unless you are in the city, the metalworking they do is limited to cutting brake rotors, banging out vehicle fenders, etc. Woodworking, however is widespread and VERY impressive. *Everything from simple bowls to custom artwork-related coffins. *On my next trip, I'll try to get better photos of some of the intricate detail work they do. Quite a trip. *Here are some photos... *None of which are really woodworking-related except for maybe the construction. http://tinyurl.com/Ghana2010 Joe in Northern, NJ *- *V#8013-R Currently Riding The "Mother Ship"http://yunx.com/valk.htm Sometimes riding the "Escape Pod" Super Sherpa Ride a motorcycle in or near NJ?http://tinyurl.com/5apkg Joe, The album was awesome, worthy of a spread in the National Geographic Magazine. Joe G |
My Recent Trip
"Joe AutoDrill" wrote in message ... As some of you might know, I just took a trip to Ghana, Africa. Quite a trip. Here are some photos... None of which are really woodworking-related except for maybe the construction. http://tinyurl.com/Ghana2010 Joe in Northern, NJ - V#8013-R Joe, Thanks for the photos; I looked at all 199 of them. They are quite humbling, especially the hospital bathrooms and nurses station. You look at how they live and we complain when the cable TV goes out for half an hour. |
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