'The Festy with No Name' |
I didn't find out
about the 'Festy with No Name' (so-called because I never did get to find out what it was
actually named) that took place down on London Fields in Hackney, back in May '01 until
when I was cycling back to Tottenham along the Balls Pond Road. A lady who sometimes comes
to the South Library with her kids named Rosie saw me and told me that she'd been there
earlier.
It didn't take too long to get there, and having chained up 'Young Shorty' (my 1970
Moulton 'MkIII'), I went
around exploring the area, getting these two pics of various kids (small and also
grown-up) having a ride on a rickshaw parked nearby.
As is always the
case at festies like this, there were
more than a few stalls selling
various wares. This
one had numerous hemp patches on
display.
I got the next
two snaps in what was the dub
tent, unsurprisingly rammed out
with folks
enjoying the righteous roots
booming from
the gi-normous speakers down the
front, and
having a good old-fashioned skank
on a Saturday.
Exiting from the tent, I noticed a bloke who could have v.easily passed for the son of Timothy Claypole off 'Rentaghost', judging from how he was dressed, indulging in some juggling.
