Loitered Lens: Cambridge Folk Festival 2016 (Part Two)

Photographs of folk in the fens at Cambridge Folk Festival 2016

14/08/2016 Carl Byron Batson Sound

The Cambridge Folk Festival has always defined folk in the widest terms and this year was no mistake, with a delicious spread of folk from the UK, Ireland and further afield, plus blues, world music, country and rockabilly.

Away from the stages, there were t’ai chi lessons, music workshops, impromptu campsite sessions, “progressive clog dancing” and plenty of face painting and story telling for the little ones.

– Sarah Corbett samples the fare amongst the dreaming spires (a full Cambridge Folk Festival review can be read here).

Cambridge Folk Festival 2016

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Loitered Lens: Cambridge Folk Festival 2016 (Part Two)

Photographs of folk in the fens at Cambridge Folk Festival 2016

The Cambridge Folk Festival has always defined folk in the widest terms and this year was no mistake, with a delicious spread of folk from the UK, Ireland and further afield, plus blues, world music, country and rockabilly.

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