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Posts posted by vickypopz
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I had a Pie Minister tea four nights running and have a massive craving for a chicken of aragon pie with cheese and shallots right now!
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I finish work at 3, and will be on my way for a short break before Glasto, along with all my kit on a half 4 train this afternoon!
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my essentials:
I've bought a bronzing brush from superdrug today from the 2true range (only £1.99 or so!) - and its a little pot of powder that sits underneath a brush applicator - so cute! I've decanted the bronzer as i am v pale but shiny and replaced with some cheapy mineral foundation so i can just even out my complexion every now and again and not look like a shiny tomato like last years pics!
Also found sudacrem comes in a tube - ideal for dry patches of skin, spots and of course first aid emergencies!
superdrug tea tree and peppermint wipes - ideal for your face and also for freshening up tired feet!
Aloe Vera gel - to double up as moisteriser and after sun.
Lush do powder deodrant in a coconut fragrance - i give myself a light dusting with this just to keep me fresh.
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Hope its a dry one for you all - after doing wakestock for the past 4 years and mainly VIP i wont be going this year Standing ankle deep in mud watching SFA struggle through the rain and technical difficulties has really put me off - i will miss it though!
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I'll be in Manchester somewhere, having left N Wales this Friday to pop down to the fella's in S Yorks for a few days before we both head to Manc for the coach down on Wednesday morning! Soo excited!
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I've bought sudacrem... in a tube!! Sunburn? Sorted. Grazes? Sorted. Poppa's? Sorted. Spots? Sorted.
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Had this at Leeds last year - crap ending to the summer really. Thankfully I woke up to someone in our porch and screamed which woke my fella up who went after them ( in socks, v attractive lol!) it has crossed my mind that it could happen again & will be more vigilent. I'll be taking some clip on purse bells that the local crime prevention panel gave out at Xmas to give us a heads up of anyone fiddling the zip. Other than that I tend to keep everything in my backpack & use it as a pillow and loop my arm through it too for added security.
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This time in two weeks I will be about 10 mins away from the site according to the National Express ticket I have optimistically purchased. Last year it took us 17 hours from Manc so I shant be holding my breath!
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Lambrini still - yes its minging - but its only about a £5 for a box of about 4 bottles worth from morrisons.
Alternatively, tesco do a litre carton of white, rose or red for about £3 in the value range. Also lunch box size cartons for 99p.
I'm sure country manor is still kicking around for about a £5 too.
i clearly have been doing far too much research on this topic!
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i was in floods of tears during "this is a low" last year for Blur - a leathel combination of drink, memories attached to the song and the overwhelmingness of the crowd etc, just got to me and had me sobbing like a baby!.. chwilydd!
This year, i'm not sure anything will push me over the edge in a negative way - i tend to cry wether i am happy or sad. I think there will be some very happy tears though, next 2 weeks are exam time for me and i wont have seen my boyfriend for ages and i'm looking forward to spending the glasto week with him, just chilling out and hopefully enjoying some sunshine and quality time together
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what tent!
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If your looking at millets, it is not on the site at the moment, but the Eurohike Avon is very popular. Billed as a 3 man tent, sleeping area is about 6 1/2ft by 6 1/2ft and there is an additional 4 by 6 1/2 foot storage area. It will be lighter to carry than the one you linked to. Being a dome with an extra bit, easier to pitch and more forgiving if you pitch it wrong. Heavy duty pegs in the 8 key points should mean its not going anywhere and you could get away with only using the front 2 guy ropes.The problem is that it is popular, there are a lot of them at Glastonbury!
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I love your idea! I've got a human geog degree too and chose Local Agenda 21 for my dissertation - yawn! i'm 28, female and went to my first glasto this year - I'd be more than willing to help.
best of luck!
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thanks for the constructive comment.
MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE TENT YOU PLANNED TO TAKE IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE!!!!!!!!!! WHAT CAN WE DO?????????? WHERE CAN WE GET ANOTHER TENT WITH ONLY 4 DAYS NOTICE?????????????? DOES ANYWHERE SELL TENTS???????????????? MY GOD, WHAT WILL WE DO?????????????????? -
You can get coach tickets from Bangor to the Festival Site from (£5 each way - bargain!)
http://www.wakestock.co.uk/abersoch/event_news/bus-tickets
and day tickets have also gone on sale!
http://www.wakestock.co.uk/abersoch/event_...edule-announced
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Bit more info for you guys...
RELENTLESS WAKESTOCK 2009 LINE-UP SO FAR
> > > http://www.wakestock.co.uk/abersoch/music/lineup_breakdown
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The campsite is open from 13.00 Thursday to 13.00 Monday.
Free Shuttle coaches will run between the festival site and Abersoch, Pwllheli and Nefyn all weekend. There is a Co-Op in Pwllheli just by the train station.
Last year there was main stage, tent and the dance tent - with a seperate tent for the VIPS.
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WIKID! Has Goldierocks confirmed yet?? We love her. Got our banner from last year and all.
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Just to give you a heads up
Friday
Moby, Calvin Harris, Chicane, Noisettes.
Saturday
N*E*R*D, Pigeon Detectives, Super Furry Animals,
Sunday
Dizzee Rascal, The Zutons, Just Jack and Zane Lowe, Cuban Brothers.
Campsite Colours...
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We stopped in Brown, which despite being a bit of a trek was ideal really. Felt alot more laid back than the other campsites that you walk through to get to the arena, & had the compost loos too.
We got early birds and on the thursday it was only us pitched in our area and it also left us a fair bit of space outside the tent too which was nice to chill out.
We did have a bit of trouble when one lad opened the tent up and woke me up - "wrong tent" apparently, but these nobs are in the minority. Found the Sunday to be a bit rowdier, and as we camped under the campsite marker we did get a gang of lads srambling up for souveniers but they went after they'd got want they wanted!