An interesting time at Buddhafield, hard work with heavy rain every day and lots of mud. Found an almost new pair of thermal wellys in a hedge the day before arriving, true confirmation that the universe provides. Gave them away when I left to a guy who was planning to spend the winter on the top of Exmoor, felt good to pass on the good fortune.
Had planned to post a load of pics from the festival but due to the weather hardly got my camera out, I've got a few pics but currently on a decrepid computer which seems to take an age to work so will post soon.
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A journey across the length of Britain with on the road observations of this fascinating land we call home.Shaken and stirred with thoughts on how we can use the power of personal choice to make the world cleaner, greener and generally just a better place to live. Update:trip now completed, feel free to drop me a line though: willnewitt@hotmail.com
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1 comment:
I too had a similar Buddhafield exchange. We arrived without our bedding. A kind festival go-er lent us a spare sleeping bag. We looked for him on Sunday to return it, but he had already left. "You don't need a sleeping bag, do you?" I asked his ex-tent's neighbour. It turned out he too had come without bedding and was most grateful. It is clearly a magic sleeping bag and may it continue on its journey, giving night-warmth to those that need it.
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