Festivals - Part 28

 Woodstock Poland

Woodstock Festival Poland is an annual rock festival held in Poland since 1995.

In Polish, it used to be called Przystanek Woodstock, which means Woodstock Station, and in English it was called Woodstock Festival Poland.  But in 2018 there was a licensing dispute with Michael Lang, producer of the original Woodstock in America, and as a result, the Polish festival was renamed Pol'and'Rock Festival.

Under any name, it's a huge event.  Since 2014, the attendance has been 750,000, making it one of the biggest music festivals in the world.

Above is a naked run at the festival in 2013.

A front view of the naked run.  Most runners' faces are covered, and the one that isn't covered is pixellated.  I love the fact that they covered or pixellated faces, not bodies.  That gives the runners anonymity and still lets viewers enjoy the nudity.

Note the guy in the background on crutches at the 2014 festival.

Now we see why he used crutches – he's missing a leg.  But that doesn't stop him from enjoying the festival naked, here in the big mud puddle where people were taking mud baths.

My favorite photo from Woodstock Poland is from the 2014 festival: three buddies posing naked with a smile.  Pozdrowienia (greetings)!