Campers ages 5-10 gathered on Saturday at the Buck’s Store Museum, Bena, to learn about the watermen heritage of the Guinea area in a “Wonders of the Water” program, held by the Guinea Heritage Association.
In small groups, the campers moved through learning stations. They learned how to identify different types of boats, how to clean a fish, how to tong for oysters, how crab pots are made and work, how to pick a crab, boat safety, and how to tie a knot. Along the way, they participated in craft projects (e.g., fish prints) and had their passports stamped. Each child took home a bag with their projects and surprises along with their memories.
“The Guinea Heritage Association thanks all the volunteers that made this event possible and looks forward to next year’s event,” said Sharon Zuber, one of the members of the GHA Board of Directors.
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