Some photos below by Kate Yancey. Arriving at the village below Wli Falls. Green hills all around. As we waited for a guide to take us up into the mountains at Wli Falls, I began a song and clapping game with some of the kids who were hanging around the Wildlife Office. Hiking to the highest falls in West Africa. L to R: Kerri, Obessi, Gladys, Cecilia, moi (Gladys carried her water on her head EVEN UP AND DOWN ROCKS!) Men bringing the fruits of the forest to the village. College students at Wli Falls, making it more like MTV Spring Break Ghana than a place of serenity. We stopped to meet Gladys' grandmother and brother on the road to Hohoe. Kate with the mural in the dining area of the hotel where we stayed the night. The man is eating fufu, the national dish. Some of the friendly people in the village where we stayed. Curiously, many of the women asked me, "How many years have you?" One of the girls who sells food from a wooden box, which she carried on her head. She is selling fried coconut balls. Behind her is a table with groundnuts and breadnuts. I can't get enough of the crazy signs.