Like @Zino_ mentioned in her Post about this month’s topic, when I saw the topic as well, my instant reaction and comment was maybe I’ll not participate this month. I live and work in a very busy city. Infact my friend @Velvel agreed with me on this, most cities are crowded and noisy where will I ever get a quiet spot or place???
Well well fortunately for me, on my official assignment and travels,I stumbled upon a countryside. A very nice and quiet village. It’s quite remote but quiet.
It’s a village called Blamazado in the [Volta Region ](http://Volta Region Ghana https://maps.app.goo.gl/HW3XsWSq3UD295Ha7)of Ghana. As a missionary, I was there on an official visit. It’s quite remote and a good distance from [Accra](http://Accra Ghana https://maps.app.goo.gl/ikhGVQD7oP15TnFP6) the capital. The schools are still closed as a result of Covid-19 and this is the view of the football field and classrooms. There are trees around where you can sit and meditate or read or just even relax.
The village itself is naturally quiet as it is sparsely populated. In addition to that the time of my visit was about 2pm (GMT) 14hrs (WAT) so most locals would be indoors as result of the high tropical temperatures.
The trees provides a good shade from the heat of the day so sitting outdoors can be a pleasure. This is a quiet place I found, I plan to visit again this week Dv
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This post is inspired by @HiroyukiTakisawa as a #monthlytopic of October 2020 which theme is a Quiet Place. Please feel to free to use the photo for your recap if necessary or useful.
Blamazado village looks like a quiet and fascinating place in Ghana, @SholaIB . Looking at the photos, I can feel the calm atmosphere. Thank you very much for sharing, and thank you for writing such a great and detailed text.
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You are welcome @Sophia_Cambodia it surely is. Unfortunately the roads are quite bad and very remote. Otherwise it’s a nice place,there is very little or no pollution in the air. It’s quite natural!!!
You are welcome @Ant_Bad_Yogi thank you for reading the post. Very kind of you. I plan to visit again tomorrow DV. The atmosphere there is very natural and free of air pollution. Unfortunately the roads are not tarred so you really can’t visit the place often.
Really it’s looks like very quiet place.The environment of the place looks very calm.I think in any country the countryside are looks very calm and pleasant.Thanks for sharing on of the calm place @SholaIB .Is there any effect of COVID-19 till?
Glad that you found something write about @SholaIB
This village looks really calm and quiet, hopefully it will be back to life soon. Also, I had no idea that you are a missionary and I like that you changed your name on Connect.
Wow @Zino thank you or your great comments regarding my connect ID and post. Yes I am a missionary,that goes wel with been an LG to the benefit of Google . I am glad I got something to write about. Yes the village is so clean and calm. I love it there only it’s so remote. The city life is very busy and polluted but what can we do?
Hola @SholaIB aún en los lugares más concurridos siempre podemos encontrar un rincón aunque sea pequeño para desconectar nuestra mente y darle un poco de paz. Disfruta mucho tu retorno a éste lugar cuando puedas hacerlo y guarda en tu memoria toda ésa calma a tu alrededor.
Hello @DebadattaMeher there is hardly any effect of Covid-19 left even in Ghana as a whole,but some of the restrictions are still in place. Just to be sure to be sure.
Thank you for sharing this post with us.
. I am glad I got something to write about. Yes the village is so clean and calm. I love it there only it’s so remote. The city life is very busy and polluted but what can we do?
