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I personally saw 3 coming in over the fence at the back of South Park 2 and was aware of more in the trees when around the tent on the Friday morning - essentially where the fence intersects with the trees (and possibly stream, not sure) at the back - got the feeling that was probably a known place to come over

Big regret is not going to South East Corner, or really any of the interesting places in the festival at all - I think in the last few years, have kind of forgotten all the intricacies of the festival and a lot of the things one can really only do there - whereas a lot of music on big stages I saw was great, but could easily be replicated elsewhere.... Already planning an itinerary for next time based on all the idiosyncrasies of the festival, rather than a vague idea of music i'd quite like to see and then letting the day sort of run down

Felt ok Monday (relatively), not great on Tuesday morning so tested….instant thick red line Still the same today, thick red line….still have symptoms but generally feeling better

My sixth Glastonbury this year and it felt significantly busier (regardless of actual additional numbers on site) than any previously....and that had a fairly significant impact on my enjoyment of the festival, compounded by a very different vibe to the earlier festivals I went to (generally). In terms of crowd control issues, I was involved in both crushes around the Park / Arcadia on the Friday and Saturday nights... I wonder if this is it, a natural evolution that will continue, or whether there will be any return to anything more laid back where the festival feels less busy and more friendly. Realise these points are subjective but that's really all I have..comes down to enjoyment ultimately.