Listen to Africa is a 24,000-kilometre cycling expedition, recording African sounds and voices.
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Gallery: Sierra Leone Cycling through sweet Sierra Leone via Freetown, Shenge, Kenema, Bo and Tiwai Island. Photography by Bex Sumner and Huw Williams, November and December 2009.
Related sound: Yellow-casqued Hornbill (Tiwai Island) »
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Gallery: Guinea-Bissau and Guinea (Conakry) The journey through Guinea-Bissau and Guinea (Conakry). In this stretch, we travelled by bike, boat and, because of the unstable situation in Guinea at the time, by Land Rover, courtesy of the fine folks at Atlantic Rising. Photographs by Bex Sumner and Huw Williams, 2009.
Related gallery: Faces of the Bijagos (Guinea-Bissau) »
Related blog: Into Guinea-Bissau: drug barons, dogs’ heads and difficult decisions »
Related blog: Guinea: a dash through a dashing country »
Related sound: The chain ferry to Guinea »
Related sound: The pirogue to Orango »
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A selection of photographs of places we’ve stayed during our first ten months on the road.
Gallery: The Gambia Photographs from our two weeks in The Gambia – cycling from Banjul in the west to Soma in central Gambia, including a stay at Tendaba Camp. Photographs by Huw Williams and Bex Sumner, October 2009.
Gallery: the Maghreb in monochrome A bike’s eye view of the westernmost part of the Maghreb (the Atlantic route through Morocco and Western Sahara), taken during a 24,000 kilometre cycling journey across Africa. Photographs by Huw Williams and Bex Sumner, April to July 2009.
