Learn about the incredible ancient rock paintings found along the cliffs of northern Ghana’s Gambaga Escarpment. In addition to the Tusugu (Tusik) and Gingana sites, a new site at Kpatritinga (near Sakogu) has been documented by William Haun.
Snake Skin at the Escarpment
The Hauns find a MASSIVE snake skin at the Gambaga Escarpment
Baboon BBQ
While hiking at the Gambaga Escarpment near Namaasim, we ran into a hunter I had met about a year ago. Back then he had told me he was hunting baboons. I didn’t think it very likely that he’d find any. On this day, however, he had been quite lucky and stumbled across a pack of […]
Scarp visit with Christine
With Christine in town we had to take her to our favorite lookout point at the escarpment. Dr. Grossman and Richard Jandow, their translator for the research project, accompanied us for the hike. It had been stormy all morning but before sunset the clouds cleared and the cliffs looked more beautiful than I’ve ever seen […]
Camping at the Escarpment on Boxing Day
Trey has been asking to go camping at the scarp for a long time now. We finally set aside Boxing Day as the day to do it. We drove out to our favorite spot at Gingana Mountain, north of Namaasim, and set up camp. The above 360° photo is of us on the edge of […]
Hiking Along the Gambaga Escarpment
I took my friend Mattis to the Scarp and we hiked over to a new point. It allowed for a nice walk along the edge of the cliffs.
Showing the Pinecrest Gang Around
While our team from Pinecrest Baptist Church was here it wasn’t all work. We had some play time as well! We took them to experience the views at our amazing Escarpment. We also gave them a tour of the market and our town. They got to meet our friends and see how they do life […]
Visitors from IMB
This weekend we had the privilege of hosting two of our colleagues from the US. Ted and Allan are personnel consultants for the IMB who were in southern Ghana speaking at conference on missions. After their conference, they decided to come up north to visit us. They were only here for two days but were […]