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[jamseyboy]

ferraristu, on Jan 22 2010, 09:51 PM, said:

STEVIE - my caravan

I love the look of this caravan!! Where did it come from?

[Tenner Huey]

denwyn, on Jan 22 2010, 11:13 PM, said:

Just don't see why people need to have football flags,so if everyone brought a flag to show were there tent is it would be easy to find it then ??? I put our tent up early on wednesday morning last year in Dairy field area,only a handful when i went,but found it no problem late afternoon when area was full of tents without the aid of a flag of any description...its called sense of direction

haha check you out with sand in your vagina.

Never taken a flag to Glasto myself and I'm not a fan of people taking them up to the stages, no idea what the problem is with people having them at their tents though, relax ffs.

[FunkyDenz]

Flags at campsites are very useful. I often use other people's flags to guide me back to the tent, am tempted to bring my own flag this year.

[ukslim]

denwyn, on Jan 22 2010, 07:49 PM, said:

Good list except for the f**kING FLAG & POLE

For the campsite. Not for in front of stages.

[Kyelo]

I usually have a massive list. I fill a 90litre bag + tent + sleeping bag + bed + trolley with drink.

This year I'm going light, in/on my new 50 litre bag will be....

1 pair of shorts
2 hoodies
5 boxers
5 socks
5 tshirts
Wash bag + bits
1 medium towel
1 waterproof jacket
1 sleeping bag
1 tent
1 torch
1 roll mat
Couple black bags
2 toilet rolls
1 cup
1 empty 2 litre bottle

I will walk in with the underwear I'm wearing, shorts, tshirt and my sambas on my feet, the above bag on my back and I will be carrying a crate of cider with ticket and money in my pocket.

Edited by BenchBuddah, 24 January 2010 - 11:34 AM.

[JodiB]

1) Tickets, Halvin's Clashfinder & Plenty of cash.

2) Best tent in the world: Quechua Base 4.2 (pitched in 4 minutes, room enough to invite the neighbours for coffee and smokes when it pours down)

3) Comfiest airbed going: Coleman Comfort. (with made to measure wrap round flannelette sheets)

4) Duck-down duvet and pillows for ultimate cosiness (Hate sleeping bags)

5) Battery operated airbed pump.

6) Flat-pack camp kitchen table type thing & 2 chairs, 2 stools.

7) Cooking equipment for breakfast and coffees.

8) pre-rolled biftas

9) Coke, frozen bottles of water, Cans of beer, cans of G&T, Sailor Jerry's rum,  and selection of munchie foods and breakfast items.

10) Radio and miniature tv to listen/see bbc coverage at the fest.

11) Clothes, Toiletries, wellies and waterproofs.

12) Solar powered fairy lights, Lanterns and torches.

13) Good trolley with chunky tyres to get it all in effortlessly in 2 trips.


Usually completely set up and chilled-out stress-free by 11am Wednesday morning.