Greenbelt | 25 | 1998
Deene Park, near Corby, Northamptonshire, England
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Setting up camp in the outfield. Grey cloudy weather all weekend. The photographer's pet hate, bright overcast skies which are unfortunately common in England. |
Mainstage. The site at Deene Park was a natural bowl with the mainstage and backstage in the centre, and the other venues arranged in a circuit around the top edge of the bowl. Whichever way you walked you came back to where you started. |
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The Tiny Tea Tent. |
The main path in between events, queuing for a popular seminar. |
Alt worship families 1: the Bakers. Jonny, Jenny, Joel and Harry (future headliner). |
Alt worship families 2: the Drapers. Brian (then editor of Third Way magazine), Ana, Skye (now Toby) and Kevin. |
Grace and Epicentre camp together. |
Grace team planning worship. Harry Baker runs away. |
Tipi and buses belonging to 'Lighting Fires'. |
'Lighting Fires' camp. |
The merchandising area. Stage 2 left distance. |
The merchandising area |
The merchandising area |
The beads tent. No visit to Greenbelt was complete without buying beads. |
The beads tent. No visit to Greenbelt was complete without buying beads. |
The candle powered steam boats stand was a Greenbelt icon, but not seen again. |
Icons stall |
Wooden jigsaws and other items, not seen since. |
A couple of girls busking outside the Epicentre Arts tent. |
Sunday morning mainstage service, live to BBC TV. I think Maggi Dawn sang. |
Sunday morning mainstage service, live to BBC TV. |
Handel's Messiah on mainstage, Sunday afternoon. Sunshine at last. |
