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  1. Open Sesame are the dog's danglies, local too and my go to at EOTR, they are so, so good.
  2. This, EOTR's options are great and really works, to the point I'm not taking much booze with me this year. Going off topic a bit; I was increasingly disappointed with the beer options at Glastonbury over the last few visits. I understand it is a much larger festival and therefore there are supply logistics to overcome, plus I presume Glastonbury receive bids from major suppliers for the main beer options(?) - I mean, who would choose Carlsberg?! 😉 But surely there is a way of improving beer options?!
  3. Same here, EOTR was my 'backup' last year as I didn't get a ticket for Glastonbury, but tbh, I had such a good time, I'm fairly certain EOTR will now be my annual festival. I can't justify the cost of doing more than one, particularly with the current financial crisis that is set to only get worse over the next year.
  4. Yeah, that's the one! 🙂
  5. This thread reminds me, wonder if anyone is up for a bit of a efests meet up at EOTR?!
  6. Might struggle for a sleeping bag at the Shaftesbury Tesco, it's not an Extra. But there is Asda and Aldi in Gillingham (also Factory Shop which is likely to have a sleeping bag). There's also Lidl next door to Tesco in Shaftesbury. I'd be tempted to take a minor detour to the Tesco in Shepton Mallet.
  7. Disappointed by the loss of Nala Sinephro, but some nice additions. Can't wait now!
  8. EOTR and also would like to try Green Man one day.
  9. I wasn't at the festival, but had it a couple of weeks ago, for the 1st time. I'd avoided it despite being in close proximity and taking no precautions with others in the household having had it on 6 occasions since the start of the pandemic. I think the BA4/BA5 version is more able to get past immunity and I've heard of more '1st timers' getting it in the last few weeks. But also as population we're mixing more, so it's a combination I suspect. EDIT: what others have said above! 🙂 Also, I hope everyone feels much better v soon.
  10. I've done Glastonbury from Thurs onwards for the last 3 now, 2019 I cycled in and that was a game changer. I felt much fresher throughout until the Sunday night. If I try for tickets and successful I will bike it and go in on Thurs again. Likewise, I'm off to EOTR for the 2nd time this year, last year was my first time and I just absolutely loved it. I think I saw more music each day, plus the whole layout, vibe, ease of moving about was so well done. The beer options were so much better too and there was always somewhere to sit and eat.
  11. Was the Persian place called Open Sesame? If so, they're local, from Frome and I agree, awesome food!
  12. I didn't get a ticket this time around, having been successful each time since 2010, so I'd had a good run. We went to EOTR for the first time last year and had such a great time, immediately got a ticket for this year. We've already decided EOTR will be the alternative if we can't get Glastonbury tickets. I also wanted to see how I felt during and after this Glastonbury and evaluate whether I wanted to try for tickets again. Having watched the TV coverage and reading the forums over the w'end, I'm not sure I will try for 2023. I really enjoyed 2019 but by Sunday PM, I was done in. I cycled in for 2019, which was a revelation; showers and some of the cleanest loos on site, that certainly helped a lot and would be the only way I would travel in again. However I think my tolerance and having had my head turned by EOTR I think I'm done with Glastonbury for a bit.... he says.
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