Rope-skipping at the Hungaricum Village : After their last show at the Traveling Funfair circus tent, the Japanese Performers traveled across the island to join the Hungarians in their games. Though born in Japan, the performers are Hungarian citizens too, you know!

Outside the Cokxpon Ambient Tent : The Cokxpon Ambient Tent has always been one of my favorite little relaxing areas. Shoes off before you enter, lie down, and chill out.

This year they opened up the garden for shoe-wearers. Interesting choice, as I've always thought of the shoes-off policy as an ingenious barrier for people to leave the tent; the atmosphere and performances were so relaxing that putting your shoes back on is just to bothersome.

Tents! : The campers have taken over the island. Tents, tents everywhere. Not just in designated camping areas like here, but also right besides the loudest of stages. Do these people intend to sleep at all?

Museum Row : Do museums put you to sleep? Well, you;re not alone.
OK, that wasn't fair, but it was sooo easy . . .

Brazilian Samba : It's hard to keep up with these high-energy brazillian Samba dancers. No wonder "Zumba" has become such a popular workout.

Digital Playground: Asteroids by Bike : Who says that playing videogames can't be healty as well as fun? At the Digital Playground, part of the revamped Traveling Funfair, you can play a game of asteroids by riding a bike.

Separe VIP : Separe VIP.

Trabi Painting : There is a bit of a "car-meme" going this year. There are cars being cut up and modified, a car converted into a radio station, and this Trabant being decorated by festival goers.