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Photos from site visit 16/4/13


Guest garethsideas

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Last Wednesday me and my Dad visited the site. We started at Worthy Farm and walked around the circumference of the site clockwise (if looking at the map). We entered the site around Gate D, walking through Bushy Mead and Rivermead, on to the Pyramid then back up to Worthy Farm. There were quite a few people working on site, mainly doing work on the toilets by the looks of it. As there was work going on we chose not to venture further than the Pyramid.

I took some photos of our walk and the site. It was a gloriously sunny day, with the weather being so gray and gloomy today I thought it'd be a good day to get them online and share them https://flic.kr/s/aHsjXA2YSn

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Great photos thanks,

Other than the obvious landmark of the Pyramid stage, I always find it really hard to visualise where site photos are taken when there's no festival activity going on, it all looks so much different to how it looks in June (obviously!)

Its always amazing how natural and beautiful the site looks after the carnage in June. I am always surprised how quickly the site recovers, especially after muddy festivals. Its a great testament to the hard work all the crew put in and the Eavii themselves

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Great photos thanks,

Other than the obvious landmark of the Pyramid stage, I always find it really hard to visualise where site photos are taken when there's no festival activity going on, it all looks so much different to how it looks in June (obviously!)

Its always amazing how natural and beautiful the site looks after the carnage in June. I am always surprised how quickly the site recovers, especially after muddy festivals. Its a great testament to the hard work all the crew put in and the Eavii themselves

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Great photos thanks,

Other than the obvious landmark of the Pyramid stage, I always find it really hard to visualise where site photos are taken when there's no festival activity going on, it all looks so much different to how it looks in June (obviously!)

Its always amazing how natural and beautiful the site looks after the carnage in June. I am always surprised how quickly the site recovers, especially after muddy festivals. Its a great testament to the hard work all the crew put in and the Eavii themselves

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