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Kuapa Kokoo Kids Tour 2008
Stephen Amankwah and Joycelin Segbedzi are visiting the UK from Ghana to attend the Fairtrade Schools conferences! Their families are farmers with Kuapa Kokoo, the Fairtrade cocoa co-operative that co-owns its own UK chocolate company, Divine Chocolate, makers of Divine and Dubble Fairtrade chocolate. You can follow their journey around the UK on this blog.Flying to Heathrow
Saturday, 7 June 2008
The food on the plane was nice. They gave us jollof rice with chicken and fried plaintain – my favourite food! They gave us drinks too – I had orange juice.
I watched a little bit of the film they were showing, called Fool’s Gold, then I fell asleep.
I woke up before breakfast, which was tea, bread and cake.
When we stepped off the plane, the weather was too cold! I did expect it, I know that in London it is always very cold, so I had to expect it.
The first thing I noticed was that all the people who were looking at our papers were white people – quite different from Accra. After that, we waited for over an hour for our luggage, they had to apologise because people started to complain.
I went on the escalator for the first time at Heathrow – we had to be careful as it is quite hard at first getting on and off.
I watched a little bit of the film they were showing, called Fool’s Gold, then I fell asleep.
I woke up before breakfast, which was tea, bread and cake.
When we stepped off the plane, the weather was too cold! I did expect it, I know that in London it is always very cold, so I had to expect it.
The first thing I noticed was that all the people who were looking at our papers were white people – quite different from Accra. After that, we waited for over an hour for our luggage, they had to apologise because people started to complain.
I went on the escalator for the first time at Heathrow – we had to be careful as it is quite hard at first getting on and off.
posted by Joycelyn Segbedzi # Saturday, June 07, 2008 
Kuapa Kids Tour facilitated for the Fairtrade Foundation by Trading Visions.
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