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Who's the most famous person you've seen wandering round the site?


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Mick Jones in 05'

Kate Moss last year walking away from the JP tent after her 'then' boyfriends set, I said 'hey, isnt that kate moss, people were saying, noo, is it?, cant be... really?' then a MASSIVE bouncer walked out carrying nothing but her tiny handbag, then we were all convinced :rolleyes:

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Macy Gray who shook my hand & didn't let go for about 5 mins. :rolleyes:

or Heroin Pete, but meh! I didn't even stop to look.

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Ian Reddington (Vernon Tomlin in Coronation Street)

My mate swears she saw one of the Proclaimers last year (but couldn't tell me which one :rolleyes:)

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Keith Allen while lost vagueness was still around, sat on a bench and posed for a picture :rolleyes:

Marcus Brigstock as well, though he was in the process of doing the glasto episode of Giles Wemmbley Hogg for BBC 4 :P

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Last year saw Arctic Monkeys, Milburn and Alexa Chung all watching the Rascals on the Friday and the Mrs and her twin sister were spotted by Peaches Geldof who double taked them in the loos! Also saw Miquita Oliver while buying a burger and got served a burger by Jonathon (or David) Dimbleby in 2002 - dimbleburgers were truly great!

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