The Tree4Hope at In The Woods Festival - a perfect hidden gem of a festival set in an enchanted secret woodland.

A lovely hope planted In the Woods.

In The Woods Festival game to help accept that somedays you're the pigeon and others you're the statue...

Pigeon ammunition.

And fire! Stangely, there was no shortage of festival goers lining up to play a statue.

Resulting in real works of art!

Ethical arm party In The Woods.

East London may have seemed a little quieter as over 750 of its residents escaped to the exclusive In The Woods Festival.

Locally sourced lunch.

Posing at the Pinhole Passport Booth.

We certainly left with some lovely memories from In the Woods Festival.

Hot air balloon sailing through the late summer evening sky.

Once you have flown, you will forever walk the Earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return. [Leonardo da Vinci

In The Woods is a festival that's good for the soul.

The Tree4Hope in full bloom.

Great music was experienced from a natural amphitheatre in a forrest clearing lit by twinkling lanterns.

We were unfamiliar with most of the lineup but it turned out to be our favourite of the summer. Every single band was incredible!

Looking forward to sampling some grub In The Woods.

An amazingly energetic & vibrant set from Laurel Collective who are the curators of In The Woods Festival.

We found a comfortable branch to perch on and devoured our burgers with rocket and mozzarella - soo gewd!

Amongst the trees, we were utterly seduced by Alt-J's hauntingly beautiful performance.

Enchanting surroundings, carefully selected talent, lovely crowd, flowing local ale & great grub

The woodland was full of art including this engaging, reflective installation by Rob Mulholland.

One last hope from this scarlet haired beauty before we left for London.

A suitcase full of hope and memories.

London bound across the mermaid bridge!