I'm sorry to say that the clouds rolled over in the late afternoon yesterday and it even rained for a short while, but (cliché alert) it didn't dampen our enthusiasm. Most people popped on a cardie but the wonderful activities continued including a large number of walkers on our naked hike and a big contingent visiting a local cider farm. It's not a music festival, but there is plenty of it with recorded, live and acoustic sets happening through the day and late into the night. Numbers were swelled with a steady flow of day visitors too.
Sadly, it's our last full day today—where has the time gone?—and it's the biggest and best, with more talks, crafts and workshops, sports and games (I realise I am yet to mention the huddle of runners who skirt the site in the early mornings), fitness, meditation and yoga, horse and cart rides, dog show, slip 'n' slide, a hands-on opportunity with snakes, bugs and spiders, and artist Aleksandra Karpowicz creating a human mandala. Music (and dancing) will come from the Disco Ceilidh, and live entertainment from The Drag Battle and the Last Orders Pub Party, one of whose group members you might well recognise...
Sun's up, bright and hot and so cardies off and let's get underway...