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check out the queue of people waiting to recharge their phones at the orange tent! :D

i just turn my phone off at night & it lasts the whole festival, always has. ok its a bit low on the sunday but i've never even thought about standing in a queue to get it recharged. if it runs out it runs out, its just not that important to me.

left hand side about 1/3 of the way down, big orange structure.

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check out the queue of people waiting to recharge their phones at the orange tent! :D

i just turn my phone off at night & it lasts the whole festival, always has. ok its a bit low on the sunday but i've never even thought about standing in a queue to get it recharged. if it runs out it runs out, its just not that important to me.

left hand side about 1/3 of the way down, big orange structure.

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Not photos as such, but there's a video of Michael Evis giving a guided tour of the site on the Guardian website today: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/video/2009...vis-glastonbury

Great quote from Michael Evis at one point, says something like, "this is the Green Fields area, where the young people like to do that thing, is it called 'cooling out'?"

Interviwer: "You mean 'chilling out'". icon_lol.gif

(Sorry if this has been posted already!)

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Not photos as such, but there's a video of Michael Evis giving a guided tour of the site on the Guardian website today: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/video/2009...vis-glastonbury

Great quote from Michael Evis at one point, says something like, "this is the Green Fields area, where the young people like to do that thing, is it called 'cooling out'?"

Interviwer: "You mean 'chilling out'". icon_lol.gif

(Sorry if this has been posted already!)

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