When we were in Holland my friend took us to the Africa museum. It is in Berg en Dal and I remember coming here when I was small and we played Mancala for ages. They stil have the game but they also have now an enormous collection of traditional and modern art and a great outside museum. 
The beautiful statue of mother Africa
Me working hard in a village from the North east of Ghana
A magnificent two story house
A meeting place
A nice detail
Great posting Marja, thanks for sharing.
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Guy
Regina In Pictures
so enjoyed the post today...that art piece of mother africa is beautiful.
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What a great museum, it looks very well done. Thanks for showing it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place! One that I would certainly enjoy visiting! Your photos are terrific! Thanks so much for sharing! Have a great week!
ReplyDeletevery wonderful forms of art and life, thank-you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow cool. I love that statue of Mother Africa.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots. Far different than My Muskoka!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post for sharing! Quite interesting.
ReplyDeletefascinating place - thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a very educational place. Thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteAnother NZ blog, yay! Love the tour of the museum. Great info, too.
ReplyDeleteLove this post Marja..but i dont know if I can squeeze through that alley..Happy week and hugs...
ReplyDeleteLove your photos. Love best the mortar and pestle, reminds me of my home country.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing. The photos are unique. Great job.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like quite a fascinating museum. Thanks for sharing some superb photographs - its been a pleasure browsing your Blog! Perhaps you would like to also add some pictures or reviews to the travel community at trivago?
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Pierre
Very interesting, and great pictures and I'll watch for more from Downunder
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous photos! And that museum looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fascinating musemum, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit and comment! Have a nice time!
What a fascinating museum - takes you right to Africa. Loved the photos, especially the last one.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful post, I love the statue of Mother Africa and all the different housing varieties. Really interesting.
ReplyDeleteMarja: A neat look at the village.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. Love that statue of Mother Africa.
ReplyDeleteTwo storey house and details on the door were so great in a small way. Cool place and thanks for showing it.
ReplyDeleteTwo storey house and details on the door were so great in a small way. Cool place and thanks for showing it.
ReplyDeleteGreat and interesting post my dear Marja!Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat post !!!
ReplyDeleteThose are great photos. I really like the first one and the fifth one.
That hard work gives you an appreciation for all our modern appliances, doesn't it !!!
Great post, Africa, in Holland by a Kiwi! Haha Nice one, Lots of interesting things at that village, I could spend ages looking at everything and trying out the grinding of whatever it was you were grinding.
ReplyDeleteThe last photo of the house on stilts reminds me of the houses in Borneo.
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Thanks for visiting my site, glad to have another NZer to chat with.
Cheers,
Ann
it would be interesting to read more details about the door, and structure on it
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures, I love the one with mother Africa, actually I love them all:) Thanks for sharing!
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