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Published: 14.08.2019

I'm not making it to the Café to upload pictures today, but tomorrow I will.

I strolled through the city with Eric today, visited the biggest castle in town and ate more fruits - just an easy day. I might go to the beach but have no plans yet. It's most likely going to be my last day in Cape Coast for now.


Hasta mañana!


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