This was my third visit to Buddhafield, and it's only just occurred to me how different it is from other festivals. It's very small compared to many, it has a no alcohol and no drugs policy. There's a lot of yoga and meditation, and there's more and more crafty stuff each year, which was lovely for me, and is where I realised I wanted to be when I wasn't teaching people how to make books. I had gone with the intention of doing loads of yoga and meditation, but making beautiful things is my meditation.
Below are too many images from the festival, I'll post all the crafty and book workshop ones tomorrow.
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| a stone age earth oven, baking real bread |
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| early morning |
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| quite a crowd at Buddhafield |
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| compost toilets |
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| 'what's on' board, can you see the bookmaking, centre left? |
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| the 'green crafts' area |
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| my caravan and mended awning in the corner of the green crafts area |
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| a shrine in the healing garden |
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| wood fired showers, £1.50, luxury! |
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| beautiful rainbow flags |
Welcome home x
ReplyDeleteGood to have you back. It sounds quite an experience.
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