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Glastonbury 2009 review from a first-timer


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Great review I really enjoyed reading that.

Always good to hear other peoples opinions and reactions to the festival, particularly from someone across the pond, ie a "septic".

I was particularly amused by the reaction you got to entering the site with a suitcase, not necessarily fit purpose but hey you had no choice.

You obviously had a great time, it is hard not to!!!!

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Cheers Bort, great blog and one of the best about the festival that I have read. Perhaps it's because you could remember everything - guess the antibiotics were good for something :P:P

Hope you manage to make it back soon.

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Excellent read i loved it!!!

i am sending this to all the people who are coming with us for their first time next year as it says almost everything i want to tell them but cannot myslef put into words.

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Great blog & photos, really enjoyed reading that thanks :P

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Loved that! Well written and atmospheric. I like that you talk at length about the details outside of the music/bands inc. pics of your meals & various wanders.. v.nice pics too. even including catching the coach from London and queuing up for the coach to leave!

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A great read and great photos.

Very relevant for me as I'm pretty much in the same boat as you were. Flying across the pond for my first in 2010. I've taken a number of tips away and confirmed a couple things I'd planned to do make sense (arriving early, buying a backpack, showing up with cash to avoid ATM's, etc.).

Good stuff!

Thank you!

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