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On our team’s most recent trip to Ghana, we were joined by the lovely and talented, Natalie Shelton, owner of NBarrett Photography. Her time in Ghana was spent capturing beautiful moments in photos, and teaching our children to do the same. Natalie is joining our blog today to generously share her reflection of the adventure. […]https://www.touchalifekids.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/GHANA610-1024x683.jpg