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[blindsummit]

Okay obviously depending on getting a ticket, I've finally bowed to pressure from my 16 year old daughter to take her to Glasto next year. It will be my 7th time (97, 98, 02, 03, 04, 07), given that most of those were wet Glasto's, I hope I'm not cursing everyone!

[Storm_NL]

blindsummit, on Jul 11 2009, 07:49 AM, said:

Okay obviously depending on getting a ticket, I've finally bowed to pressure from my 16 year old daughter to take her to Glasto next year. It will be my 7th time (97, 98, 02, 03, 04, 07), given that most of those were wet Glasto's, I hope I'm not cursing everyone!

You weren't there in '05.
You'll be ok.

But wear a disguise just in case.

[blindsummit]

Storm_NL, on Jul 11 2009, 08:42 AM, said:

You weren't there in '05.

However my twin brother was. We're cursed with wet Glasto's. 2010 will buck the trend.

[shazt]

blindsummit, on Jul 11 2009, 01:06 PM, said:

However my twin brother was. We're cursed with wet Glasto's. 2010 will buck the trend.

We're thinking of taking our son next year (he'll be 16) d'ya think he'll be ok? We've not been before but are used to other festivals so we'll be more used to it !

Glasto's 40 next year and so are we at the end of the year so it'll be a good year to attend ! If we can get tickets obviously lol  

[amfy]

A 16 year old will have a great time - and as a result you will have the most stress free hoiiday you've had since he's been born!

[bulb]

I'm 18 and I've convinced my mother and my three siblings [14 - 17] to go next year, particularly for the 40th anniversary.
It's an experience we will all enjoy undoubtedly.