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[staggerlee]

  

I do hate that f**king walk myself! usually end up doing it a couple of times too.

[denwyn]

musiclove123, on 06 September 2010 - 08:13 PM, said:

Just go!

Subject to getting a ticket i will.....................

[Mini_web]

Yeaaaaah!!!

I hope i'm still going when I'm in my sixties!  

Although I have to admit that I almost fainted carrying my stuff on the Wednesday this year... We were parked in E2 but couldn't find a pitch until we got to the Dairy Ground and after waiting 5 hours in the blazing sunshine my poor fair skinned body wasn't feeling quite as youthful as it should have! (Felt much better once tent was up and can of beer was opened!)

[ampersand]

Mini_web, on 06 September 2010 - 12:23 PM, said:

At what age should you stop going to festivals?....  

I was on the phone to a work colleague the other day and explained that the reason I was off the other week was because I was attending the Reading Festival to which she replied, "Aren't you a bit old for that!"  

I'm only flippin' 29 not quite ready for the pipe and slippers yet!

i'm 23 and was told a similar thing at work for T.

decision time for me for glasto as well. not even registered and not thinking about the deposit either. and it is the money for me. most likely working if it's a great line up.

[Mini_web]

ampersand, on 07 September 2010 - 03:43 PM, said:

i'm 23 and was told a similar thing at work for T.

decision time for me for glasto as well. not even registered and not thinking about the deposit either. and it is the money for me. most likely working if it's a great line up.

Well at 23 your def not too old!!!

I guess the main reason I was so pissed off is that I actually felt old whilst at Reading... and I never feel old, in fact I get ID'd all the time (even at Reading Festival!!!)

I don't think age will stop me going to Glastonbury though... I even made my hubby promise me that I wasn't allowed to use having kids as an excuse! (Going to plan babies round fallow years! hahaha! )