Listen to Africa is a 24,000-kilometre cycling expedition, recording African sounds and voices.
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Huw’’s health, and an unexpected homecoming A quick summary of our last two months – from getting engaged to getting Blackwater Fever and getting evacuated by air ambulance. Twice.
Eight things that happened in Casamance We liked southern Senegal’s Casamance region. And things started happening as soon as we crossed the border…
Listen to Africa in Google Earth 
Update (July 09): Sadly, since this was written, we’ve had to let our Google Earth layer die; there’s just not enough hours in the day to struggle with slow connections and maintain it. I still think an audio layer for Africa would be a wonderful thing, so it’s on our to do list for when we finish this trip, some time in 2011.
You can now travel with us from your desktop; we’ve just launched our very own Google Earth layer! It’s a bit of a work in progress (we’re trying to do the odd bit of cycling inbetween working on the website…) but, as time goes on, we will be adding our audio files and blogs, along with a selection of geotagged images….
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