Before the horrors of the torrential rain and endless mud filled cesspit toilets made me lose the plot completely, I spent Thursday evening having quite a nice stroll around the festival site. It takes more than 1.5 hours from one end to the other, and still retaining my sense of humor, I went around the arena in what would be my first and last time.
This, ladies and gentlemen, is why people flock to Glastonbury year after year for the past 37 years, even with the mud
The Cider Bus of Burrow Hill Cider . Famed for their home made cider,you can taste the oak barrels that it’s been kept in to frement. DELICIOUS. They even serve it hot, mixed in with apples
For those not familiar with cider, it’s a lovely alternative to beer and quite unlike the apple cider viniger that most of us girls are used to (apparently helps weight loss). It is basically a fizzy alcoholic apple juice. Though the one from burrow hill are not gassy.Yum again!
Yumyum
My fav foodstall in the whole festival – I heart carribien food
Prawn Gumbo served with rice and beans, and think that is a griddle cake.Yummers. Was served on the plates that my mom uses.
Noah’s Ark!!! Inside were information on climate change and save-the-world propaganda. Glastonbury is a very save-the-world festival – in between acts, representatives would come out and bitch about, and I quote, “one man axis of evil who lives in the White House”. Poppy fucking cock.Hate it when people are judgementally trying to brainwash the general population
Iron tortise..heh.
Tin cow in the sky. Yes, VERY irrelevant
Poop-scooping from the paper mache cow. I like the milk cartons for udders
Elephant made out of recycled semi-skimmed milk carton. Me likes.
Wooden Monkey
At the healing fields; stonehenge portaloos. Someone has a sense of humor. FYI, Glastonbury is held in conjunction with the Summer Solstice (longest day of the year), where druids and humans alike gather at the famed Stonehenge to get in touch with Mother Nature.
Ps: Apparently The Healing Fields were the place the get stocked up on all paraphenelia to ‘get high’
Chilling at the Healing Fields. You can still see patches of grass
The mystical wooden dragon in all it’s glory
The Gathering of Rain clouds – Glastonbury sunset over the Healing Fields
The Chapel of Lost Vageuness.
Geddit?
Las Vegas?
They conduct wedding blessings here and anyone can get married at the Chapel of Love and Lust.Registration took place on Friday at noon – by that time I was sitting down listening to The Cribs holding an umbrella. Never got back to Lost Vagueness. Shame on me.
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gosh! some of my other friends went to g’bury and then took 15 hours to leave the site on monday!!! looks muddy to say the least but at least you saw Banksy’s Stonehenge portloos and listened to some great music – I watched the highlights on TV, on my wonderfully dry, non-muddy sofa!!!
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