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ers insisted that I stay in a room instead. After a shower and a short rest, I was interviewed
on the mission's radio station. The interview was in French and it was the best interview to
date. I actually managed to fully understand the questions and express myself clearly!
The next morning's road was mainly along a valley floor with green hills rising on
bothsides.Again,OneGearperformedexceptionallywell.Idecidedtowalkupthesteeper
hills just to rest the chain and of course my cycling legs. There were large pineapple and
coconut plantations next to the road but sadly, as I got closer to the border, the amount of
deforestation became increasingly appalling.
I arrived at the Ghanaian border by lunchtime. The Côte d'Ivoire officials were
very friendly as I left the country and they wished me a good journey. However, the
Ghanaian officials were a different story.
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