My stay in Banankélédaga

Hello!

Now I’m writing from Bobo-Dioulasso where I have a day of rest by the pool. I have started my study and it is going really well, it even goes faster than I expected which is really nice. My internet is really slow out in the village where I live as I only have the mobile internet, but right now I’m using the internet at the hotel, which gives me the possibility to add pictures. The first ones are from a visit at the sindou peaks and the waterfalls outside Banfora (in the swedish entry). The two last ones are from a visit in a nature reserve along the river Kou, the river that I’m going to study. It said on the signs that there were possibilities of seeing panthers, hippos and crocodiles but unfortunately we didn’t. I also add a picture of the house that I’m staying in. Notice the flag! When the headmaster of the school came by the other day he asked me “Ici, c’est où?” “Where is this?” I didn’t understand the question but then he gave me the answer “Ici, c’est la Suède”. The house is called little Sweden by the Burkinabe, the house is built by the Swedish couple that started the agriculture school here.