rockandnoll

I have always found a post code in beyond the side of site I want to park in and then ensured my route takes me to that point, but without hitting the immediate roads around site, this has allowed me to get to where we wanted to park. However, don't forget, walking across site with all your stuff AFTER you have walked to the gate from the car seems like you are carrying your stuff for a serious period of time!

Back in the resale group. And hating the idea of going through that angst all over again, however with the help of nice people on this forum I reckon we can all be in the fields again come June!

Panic Shack's version of Gay Bar

Spiced rum and apple juice for the win. Holds up against the heat and the natural sugar in the apple juice helps stave off the next day hang over....either that or you are having an indulgent toffee apple drink with your brekkie!

Any last minute ideas of who Strummerville TBA is?

Cut capers has a certain out of electro swing about them

Wow, that was incredibly lazy of me! Sorry!!!

Do we have any idea what day the Co-Op opens?

In a last minute bid to get to a reasonable level we bought a peloton... Today it was The Beatles day

That's amazing. Rare as rocking horse ... I wonder what your shifts will entail. Anyone on the forum got previous experience?

Having walked up Snowdon on Saturday, the realisation finally hit home that I need to do some work before we hit the field!

I have never been to the cider bus...

All aboard the mystery box train!

Yet another to add to the Pod loving crew!

Juman-ji-mmy Hendrix

I reckon midday today, they would have waiting to see how Oxfam did this morning I think!

Through a friend in the know, Holly Humberstone is on Park on Sunday at around 6pm

Nowhere near as good as Lancaster Gate

I did this back in 2019 sending a lovely memento to my now wife, in September it hadn't come through the postbox so thought it must have been lost in the post. Randomly, one afternoon walking down our street together to get an early evening cider, the missus looked down, saw a Glasto postcard on the pavement, picked it up to give it to whatever house it was supposed to go to, only to find my half cut scrawl on the back!

I agree, but I think for places like Pyramid we have to go from the middle of the field otherwise everything could have a 5 min swing on it

First swing at this. Although a lot of these will have been alcohol fuelled and also a couple of years out of the memory. How do these fit with people and then from there I can try and expand it out

There will definitely be updates once the new map is out. I actually use this for walks at home, problem is that won't take into account layout of festival I would assume. But I suppose we could plot the route we wanted to walk. I will have a play around with this

This was where the whole conversation started in the "site changes" question thread. There was general consensus that a fair bit of updating would be needed. But there are aspects of it that should be pretty close

Right, maybe we start using Pyramid as our centre point, How long do people think it would take to get from the Pyramid (centre of the field) to the following: Avalon Bandstand Block9 Cabaret Cider Bus Cinemaggedon CoOp Glade Glasto on Sea John Peel Kidzfield Meeting Point Other Pangea Ped Gate C Shangri-La Silver Hayes Stone Circle Strummerville Park Theatre & Circus West Holts Worthy View Try to keep the timings to 5 min gaps From here, we should be able to work out other timings easily based on maps and experience

Everything previously was based on no mud, average walking speeds, and off peak timings. I think if we start trying to do distances we are may be getting too in depth. As for the areas such as Silver Hayes and Shangri-La etc, I think we should maybe go for main bar/stage in that area. This isn't supposed to be used as the bible, more an estimate of timings