Senegal's Saint-Louis regatta has been held annually for decades. Hundreds of men board long wooden canoes (pirogues) to race two-and-a-half kilometres through the estuary where the Senegal River meets the Atlantic Ocean
2022/07/28/senegalese-pirogue-regatta-continues-centuries-old-tradition
2022/07/28/senegalese-pirogue-regatta-continues-centuries-old-tradition
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