Today was one of those special days when you have no idea how the day might evolve when you start. It began with breakfast in a very Parisienne café, tucked down a dusty unnamed track.

Kara is a town in the north west of Togo which I reached in a shared taxi. This was a long journey up country winding in and out of numerous trucks heading back to Lome or out to Burkina Faso.

Lac Togo lies to the east of Togo and is part of the southern inland lagoon. I arrived here by shared taxi and got out at the village of Agbodrafo. From the road its a short walk to Hotel Le Lac where you can get boats to Togoville.

The International Museum of the Gulf Of Guinea is along the east end of the beach from road. Its an incredible space filled with sculptures from each of the West African countries.

I changed my plans this morning and opted to move on to Lome rather than stay another day to climb up Mount Agou.

From the guest house in Wli Falls, it was possible to walk east along the Main Street to the police check point to get an exit stamp for Ghana. I then walked through the gate , along a track and then through the gate to Togo.