Jay Pee

It's where Phil's is.

I have chatted sh*t with them at Farmer Phil's also and know you have previous with said festival. Also perfect for them. Rattlinghope

Steam Boat FACTS!

Have you guessed what it is yet?

And Faeces. Like territorial Chimpanzees

This! Its basically the Christmas rush of a 6 year old. But in June. With a well. And a jar

John Moncur. Chatting sh*t about moisture levels keeps me moist...

This is a bit tenuous but bare with me..a couple of years ago, our new neighbour's removed some mature trees on the perimeter with our garden wall. It all looked very sparce all of a sudden so my other half said we can purchase some trees and plant along our perimeter. She did the research and ordering and they arrived. There was a little bit of a joyful moment when I was planting them and clocked the nursery. They were not purchased at Glastonbury but I still get a lift from seeing the growing trees and know they have some Castle Cary / Somerset DNA in them.

I have never seen his show at Glastonbury or elsewhere but he seems a bit of a d*ck. His not being there will have zero impact for, I am guessing, 99% of attendees of the festival and i fully understand why the organisers made the decision they did. he should try being less of a d*ck perhaps? or is that his raison d'etre? How many flags do you see at festivals saying "don't be a d*ck"?

Was also there. Absolutely loved it. At times it felt like 1989 and back in some rave in an old warehouse. So many people off their nut. Potential fiasco averted entry wise as we got to the venue at about 19:40 and the queue was beyond belief to get in. I said to the other half that someone senior needs to make a decision on speeding up entry or we ain't going to be in until 20:30. They had a load of staff with scanners on the VIP lanes and accessible lane doing zero so they made the correct call and just opened up everything to general admission. I think the drug dogs also took a back seat. A great venue and will certainly be keeping an eye on it for future shows and a fantastic gig

Well you see, there's the rub. My hard unit is actually quite large. I don't want to boast but it is easily capable of dealing with any festival scenarios and conditions.

I have similar but in a fetching yellow. Nursing a semi thinking about it.

Agree. Solid all day long FTW. And fishing wheelbarrow > trolleys. They are so robust over the Worthy Farm terrain and don't underestimate the joy of pushing rather than dragging.

It is also influenced by height AMSL plus the soil / ground composition. The south downs / Hampshire area with the chalky aquifers will have the ground water causing challenges in some areas for the next several months even if it does not rain for the next several months. The areas is like a soaking sponge. Pilton is higher / more hilly and will start to lose the high ground water levels more quickly. As long as we get some breaks rainfall wise in the 6 to 4 weeks pre festival.

This. I was on site on Monday prior and spent a fair chunk of Wednesday morning on Muddy Lane helping tearful / argumentive folk with knackered (overloaded) trolleys get down to Williams Green Area. Not helped by the downpour the precise time the gates were opening. Muddy name muddy nature