Cloth Bags

[easul]

Hi everyone.

I'm fairly sure i've not seen any info as to wether or not we're getting the usuall free clothe bag with our programme and lanyard. Anyone got any info on this?

Thanks.

[LusciousLucy]

Erm...I should think it will be back as usual. How else are we supposed to carry the free programme and they arent exactly going to supply is with plastic bags are they?

[MissF27]

I dont remember getting one until we got the paper (guardian?) last year, did I miss a freebie?

[TheNewUnion]

Yeah, you a bag on the way in, once you are through they gate there's some folks handing them out.

[Andre28sharp]

Hi everyone.

I'm fairly sure i've not seen any info as to wether or not we're getting the usuall free clothe bag with our programme and lanyard. Anyone got any info on this?

Thanks.

[JennieT]

Ahh I love that bag! My mum still useing one from two years ago. Bless her

[LittlemissC]

Getting the Guardian bag that you can tie tight and put on your shoulders is a must for me and always my festie day bag.

[Andre28sharp]

Still using mine from 2008, been stitched up and washed etc etc. Love it. Hope we get one, or I wont have a beer bag!

[rischbrit]

Oh the oldest I got is 09 :-(

[rubenz]

Last year I took my cloth bag into a turdis, went to flush it and instead it pumped out shit all over my bag and its contents!

[VeeDub]

Last year I took my cloth bag into a turdis, went to flush it and instead it pumped out shit all over my bag and its contents!

[denwyn]

Hi everyone.

I'm fairly sure i've not seen any info as to wether or not we're getting the usuall free clothe bag with our programme and lanyard. Anyone got any info on this?

Thanks.

[Nyika]

I lost my bag in 2009 and last year it got stolen from my porch, hoping for better luck this year!

[Andre28sharp]

I lost my bag in 2009 and last year it got stolen from my porch, hoping for better luck this year!

[rubenz]

Sorry, but f**king LOL!

Edited June 4, 2011 by rubenz

[StoneCircle]

I lost my bag in 2009 and last year it got stolen from my porch, hoping for better luck this year!

[Runner]

Given out on way in as usual i would imagine....Would'nt call them free though at £ 200 + a pop for ticket and car park, nice all the same

[MissF27]

Yeah, you a bag on the way in, once you are through they gate there's some folks handing them out.

[LusciousLucy]

The trick on arrival if you want more than one bag is to saunter with a stupidly large grin on your face and interacting with every person giving out bags. I never leave the G without at least 5-8 of that particular years' offerings under my belt Although it IS nice when you approach someone with a particular year's bag and if you went to that year, able to pontificate/Glastobate profusely with this stranger (NB Outside of the G)

Edited June 4, 2011 by LusciousLucy

[ktej]

I've been toying with the idea of turning said bags into a larger handbag type thing, bit reluctant to take shears to them tho.

[LusciousLucy]

I once saw a Glasto goer in a suit made from those bags! I have so many from over the years now. They are one of the most useful things I own and I always carry 1 or 2 in my bag when I'm out shopping. The rest are storage units for various stuff in cupboards.

[rachmac]

I love my bags I've got them every year from 2007 - we use them at the supermarket every week, at least one lives in my handbag etc etc I try to make sure they remain in the tent over the festival so then they're all nice when I get home!

[Donnababycatcher]

Having lots of children gets you lots of bags as they all get one each (by asking nicely) and are good at blagging extra ones each day. I always keep one programme and bag pristine as souvenirs and read other peoples programmes in our group. The mini guide is a daily carry round.

The bags including guardian bags are used constantly at home and I have even given a few to friends who have never been to Glasto so they could look cool :-)

[Spindles]

I always thought that if you gathered all the dropped ones over the course of the festival you could make a tea cosy for wales.