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[Funkyfairy!]

I was a lucky girl and Santa bought me - the 2010 Festival album, brilliant photo's and really made me smile (and want to try Bestival and Latitude)

A festival survival pack thats actually full of really really useful stuff, handwash, poncho, mints, - tons of great stuff

And contact juggling ball and book (ok not festie related but am determined to learn so I can contact juggle outside the campervan in the early hours of the morning)

Warm wellie socks :-)

Did Santa bring you anything festie/Glastonbury related?

[daley]

Yes, Santa was lovely and gave me a glasto ticket ( which I bought ) and a survival bag!

[dirty_dog]

a litre bottle of Jack which I'm going to hide away until june.

[Bort]

Money, camera, and for the bands that festival promoters will inevitably fail to invite - a $25 ticketmaster gift card.

[irons]

A girlie friend on Facebook sent me an inflatable pillow, she knows I do festivals.
I'm sure they only cost £3 from Tesco but it was a lovely thought.

[karelaanzee]

My mother gave me British Pounds, for going to glastonbury. A lovely present, if you're from Belgium...

[eodsi]

santa was kind enough to bring me my entire glasto booze stash  

[badmart76]

my wonderful fiancee got me a fantastic enlarged canvas print of the glastonbury sunset we photographed on the thursday of the last festival. Its like i'm back there right now

aint she a love

Edited by badmart76, 26 December 2010 - 11:08 AM.

[BlackHole2006]

My sister got me a huge poster of the 2003 line up which I am going to put up in my bedroom today!

[LondonTom]

daley, on 26 December 2010 - 02:03 AM, said:

Yes, Santa was lovely and gave me a glasto ticket ( which I bought ) and a survival bag!

Same!

My mum put the cash for the rest of my tickets in one of those survival kits, lovely Dad also got me a wind up latern. (Believe I have one but its a nice thought!)

[rubenz]

I got a hoover...!

[joe1990 fresh account]

beady eye ticket. for manchester, first night.

[joe1990 fresh account]

Funkyfairy!, on 26 December 2010 - 12:52 AM, said:

I was a lucky girl and Santa bought me - the 2010 Festival album, brilliant photo's and really made me smile (and want to try Bestival and Latitude)

A festival survival pack thats actually full of really really useful stuff, handwash, poncho, mints, - tons of great stuff

And contact juggling ball and book (ok not festie related but am determined to learn so I can contact juggle outside the campervan in the early hours of the morning)

Warm wellie socks :-)

Did Santa bring you anything festie/Glastonbury related?

whats so good about camping at fests?? dont get me rong im not an expert but im guessing its just. no sleep, you stink, no propper bed, your frezzing cold, you have other people around you messing about, i need a hotel with a shower, bed , good breakfast, and mini bar.  

[LEDZEP66]

A bottle of southern comfort, 1 down 2 more to go

[RichieSpenno]

A survival kit from my sister.  Really made me smile

[MilkyJoe]

joe1990 fresh account, on 26 December 2010 - 04:11 PM, said:

whats so good about camping at fests?? dont get me rong im not an expert but im guessing its just. no sleep, you stink, no propper bed, your frezzing cold, you have other people around you messing about, i need a hotel with a shower, bed , good breakfast, and mini bar.  

This is everything that is good about camping at festivals!

[ohmygod]

Two tickets to see The Levellers at Cambridge in March - what better way to set the festival juices flowing

[joe1990 fresh account]

MilkyJoe, on 26 December 2010 - 07:18 PM, said:

This is everything that is good about camping at festivals!

in a sorta messed up way i understand. but i still need a bed after a hardcore day at the fest. all so an on site Chiropractor would be good, by the end of day one my back feels like its been stamped on by a herd of male elephants.

[JC-Mo'Fucka]

a massive hangover
very Glastonbury related.

[niceandfriendly]

joe1990 fresh account, on 26 December 2010 - 09:33 PM, said:

in a sorta messed up way i understand. but i still need a bed after a hardcore day at the fest. all so an on site Chiropractor would be good, by the end of day one my back feels like its been stamped on by a herd of male elephants.

i sleep better at glasto than i do at home. it may be all the weed and the walking, but sleeping in a tent at glasto is one of the most comfortable and cosy things you can do in my opinion.

if i didnt camp at glasto, it just wouldn't feel right at all. i'd feel like an outsider.

Edited by niceandfriendly, 27 December 2010 - 03:22 PM.