The magnificent Walsh River was the setting for 400 odd people on the full moon in July 09. This is the 4th gathering at Walsh River and the beauty and pristine water provided an amazing space...

The stunning banks of the Mersey River was the location for the second gathering to happen in Tasmania. With the blessing and participation of the indigenous custodian, 300 gathered for the leo Full Moon. The site was a working cattle station that backed onto 1000,s of acres of state forest. We felt blessed to have soft, green, grass to camp on considering Tasmania is in a drought.

Howqua River, situated in the Alpine National Park was 500 odd meters above sea level. The full moon in Scorpio attracted just over 100 people from locations as far away as Italy, Japan, America, and France.

The local rangers and horse riders were regular visitors to the camp. Fascinated by the tipis and the hippies.

Washpool Creek was first offered to Rainbow in 1997 by the Bungalung Tribe. Through synchronicity we finally arrived here 11 years later. There was a constant stream of local aboriginal representation.

Numbering about 150 for most of the four weeks and reaching a peak of 200 odd for full moon, there was an intimate sense of connection to all

This site was called "Comet Flat" near Woods Point, a historic gold mining town with a population of 40. A beautiful treed site with fern trees, backwoods, acacias, towering gray gums and box gums.

This was an intimate gathering with lots of support from the local town. Being held during school holidays there was a small tribe of children splashing in the crystal clear river.