Listen to Africa is a 24,000-kilometre cycling expedition, recording African sounds and voices.
More »Huw Williams is a 41 year old British agriculturalist, traditional signwriter, amateur entomologist, expedition caver, human rights and environmental activist and former shepherd. He has had a lifelong passion for the natural world and spends much of his spare time photographing and documenting the world around him. He has travelled extensively in Africa, and recently cycled solo from the Indian to the Atlantic ocean (Tanzania to Namibia).
The Times They Are A-Changin’! (The Hobo Blues) Over the past nine months, we’ve travelled through some spectacular lands and feel privileged to have seen and heard what…
Senegal, in numbers Another one for our “in numbers” series: how lazy and how greedy we were in Senegal (the short answer is…
The Gambia, in numbers The latest in our “in numbers” series: how far we cycled, where we slept and how many racks broke in…
Choosing sound recording equipment for the expedition – six months on We’ve been on the road for around six months now and I thought it was about time I updated the…
Mauritania, in numbers The fourth in our “in numbers” series: how many visas we bought for Mauritania, hours we spent chasing silent donkeys,…
Western Sahara, in numbers Belatedly, here’s the third in our “in numbers” series: what we ate, where we slept, how much we cycled and…
Morocco, in numbers The second in our “in numbers” series:
1603 kilometres cycled in Morocco (3130 kilometres total)
142 triangle cheeses consumed
139…
Spotlight: all about argan Throughout this journey, we will be documenting people, projects and ideas that we find inspiring – whether they relate to…
About the sound recordings part I: wildlife sounds As you may have already seen, this expedition has several focuses, and we’ll be using sound recordings to document a…
Today saw the launch of a new Nick Broomfield documentary, A Time Comes, about the Kingsnorth Six, a Greenpeace nonviolent…
