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| Street in Ashaiman (credits: Nicole Pelusio). |
We woke up in the very early morning for
getting a tro-tro to Ashaiman where Emilie had to spend the day to training the
Ghanaian researchers and collect some data. We didn’t expected that the trip
would take few hours to reach Ashaiman!
After Kpong village, one wheel flatted,
thus the driver and his mate (the young guy who collects money from tro-tro
passengers) tried to solve the damage. As they realized that fixing the wheel
would take more time than one hour, they helped us to get another tro-tro for
getting to our destination. We were so lucky that the second tro-tro was about
to break down its motor, but not before our roundabout Ashaiman bus-stop!
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| Collecting and recording data (credits: Nicole Pelusio). |
Finally we arrived to maggot farm in the late where
Emilie followed within the staff the researchers whilst I join them before
setting-up an inventory of the green houses.
Whilst Emilie was renewing the adults stocks
with pupae, I had the luck to see a Black Soldier Fly coming out from the pupae
shell and to record it with my camera (video credits: Nicole Pelusio).
After passing a tiring but pleasant day in
maggot farm we came back to guesthouse in Akrade, where Emilie cooked a dish of
spaghetti with tomatoes sauce: very good one for being cooked from a
non-Italian person! ;)
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| (credits: Nicole Pelusio). |
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