Lotus Lights

A blossom of lotus lights at Woodfordia, flowering in the cool evening air.

Gum Leaf Library

The creative roof of the Gum Leaf Library on Chill Out Hill at Woodfordia.

Woodfordia Continued

Continuing on the Woodfordia theme, this was the afternoon scene from Woodfordia Hilltop toward the Glasshouse Mountains on Jinibara and Gubbi Gubbi Country.

Mia Wray

Mia Wray performs in the Amphi-Grande at the Woodford Folk Festival.

Noel Pearson, Woodford

We heard a talk by Nole Pearson about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament and the Constitution at the Woodford Folk Festival. Among the many wise things he said, "People who leave their problems to their grandchildren are not leaders." If you're an Australian Citizen and eligible to vote, get yourself down to vote Yes to the referendum next year in 2023, it's a no-brainer. The original inhabitants of any land should have a legislated voice in the governing body of their country.

Fish Out Of Water

An art installation at Woodford. A fish that ran out of water and just kept on swimming into the trees.

Lior

This was during a performance by Lior at the Grande Pavilion at the Woodford Folk Festival.

Emma Louise

A throwback to enjoying Emma Louise in the Amphitheatre at Woodford last year.

Eyeland

The Eyeland performance art installation at Woodford this year.

Sea Unicorn

Is that a one horned sea horse I see before me?
Yes, a Woodfordian Sea Unicorn.
Happy 2020.

New World Rhythm Choir

A wonderful way to spend a day completing the year of 2019, listening to a beautiful choir at the Woodford Folk Festival.

Pineapple

A bamboo pineapple at Woodfordia.

Variety

One of the wonderful attractions of the Woodford Folk Festival is the eclectic mix of people, cultures and customs that are shared for the benefit of all. Here a visitor makes a wish at a prayer wheel.

Elder

An elder character takes a walk across the land of Woodfordia.

Woodford Folk

One of the magical experiences of the Woodford Folk Festival is the street art that parades about in the evening. The colourful characters take on a life of their own as they gracefully wander the streets and lanes.

Last Post

This is the last post on this blog in 2014. This was a wonderful bamboo creation at the Woodford Folk Festival. It was lit by colour cycling LEDs and open to the sky above. The first post of 2015 is coming your way tomorrow. Happy New Year one and all.