Monday, 4 July 2011

Celebrating midsummer in Glastonbury

View of Glastonbury town from Bushy Coombe

We celebrated summer solstice on June 21st; the longest day in our calendar  and the start of high summer. This year on hiatus from Glastonbury festival, I spent my time in the town and its environs.

Midsummer is more than a moment in time, it is a mini season and it is a mood, a state of being. A time to feel colourful, joyful, with good physical energy and aliveness.

I'm sharing a few personal moments via photographs taken in recent days and letting the images speak for themselves. I  kept my schedule loose and unstructured, plenty of walks in the leafy lanes around Glastonbury Tor and low key gatherings with friends.


Sheep grazing Glastonbury Tor
View across to Wearyall Hill


New Moon fire ceremony
Bushy Coombe


    White Spring lovingly tended                   Urban poppy growing wild


 Sacred song circle and evening fire

It has been wonderfully nourishing and subtle. I look forward to many happy days ahead as summer unfolds.
 

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