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How many Fests do you have to attend


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I would say you're either a Glastonbury virgin or a Glastonbury veteran. Therefore if you've been to one, you're a veteran. Therefore, you're a veteran of 4 Glastonburys.

Surely you'd still be a war veteran if you'd only fought in one war?

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War veterans have to do one tour to be considered as such. I dont see how festival goers are any different.
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No :P

For me, veterans are those who attended from at least before the big fence went up.

But then I would say that, as I've been going since 1981 :P

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And before that the Boer War "Comfy holes in the ground! In my day we stood up and got shot, none of your nancy boy creeping around. You wernt even allowed in the company mess unless you had a spear through your head!"
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Roundheads Pah, you lot had it easy compared to we went through. We where knights in days of King Arthur with honor and wooing ladies...

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Romani Ite Domum!
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Me too! It was a good question though mate. Much better than another U2 thread. :P

Anyway, going back to my first point - you're a veteran after 1 Glastonbury because once you've been once, you're changed for life. You have experienced something a Glastonbury virgin has not, and no matter how many times you go back, you will never experience the place or view it in such a different way as you did in your pre-conceived idea before your first.

Your first Glastonbury is a defining moment. The first time you see the glint of the tents on the horizon, the first time you step through the gates, the first time you hear *that* cheer that spreads from field to field, the first time you walk up to the top of the Stone Circle before turning around to see *that* view.....

Of course, you can experience better Glastonburys than your first, but it can never recreate the massive realisation of what you've discovered that first time you go.

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