Doing some inspired improv, here's the drummer.
Alongside
the canal bank, those in need of a tenner put their cycling skills to
the test trying
to ride a
bmx
with modified steering in a straight line.
Given
the hassle 'Red Nev' gave me on the way
to
Waterloo, the tenner would have been as good
as
mine if I'd stepped up, but I got this pic instead.
Back
at the main stage, a band known for getting
festy
crowds in a dancing frenzy by the name of
Tarantism
had taken to the stage. Here's a
(literally!) cheeky pic to kick things off...
....followed
by one I got of one of
the crowd showing his motion....
....as the guitarist did the dexterous stuff....
....the
vocalist on penny-whistle duty (is it me, but
doesn't she
look like Mo Mowlam in the photo?)....
....and lastly,
a bloke on a bodhran rapping
out celtic rhythms while two girls provided
dancing accompaniment on the stage.
Here's
a lady I met a month later down at Stonehenge (I think her name's
Esther -
hello!), enjoying herself (who wasn't that afternoon!)
as Tarantism played
away that evening....
....and
here I am, snapped by a geezer whose
father took F1 pics for a living (is he
telling
porkies,
I wonder?), having a dance.
Esther
again,
doing the square-dance with
a guy giving a
piggyback to his daughter
Having witnessed the mighty Tarantism
blazing in the park, I
spotted a bloke I'd snapped at a MayDay spectacular back in 2001
playing the trombone
while looking after a
clothes stall. As luck had it
that evening, some old mates he had were to
show up right at that moment.
