Glastocam!

[VolumetricFox]

25 minutes ago, BeddyDriver said:

heck I knew i was pruning my trees wrong

I need a digger !!  thatll sort them out

 

They did take the bucket off and stick the cutter on the end.

[deebeedoobee]

5 hours ago, BeddyDriver said:

heck I knew i was pruning myav trees wrong

I need a digger !!  thatll sort them out

 

I have a Digger but not as useful at pruning as that one 

[Dukeicon]

Lets play a game of Where's Wally? See if you can spot the guy in the picture.

[deebeedoobee]

1 hour ago, Dukeicon said:

Lets play a game of Where's Wally? See if you can spot the guy in the picture.

Like a mountain goat....

[fatyeti24]

1 minute ago, deebeedoobee said:

Like a mountain goat....

How does it feel

[deebeedoobee]

52 minutes ago, fatyeti24 said:

How does it feel

It makes me feel like dancing.....

[Dukeicon]

On 02/03/2017 at 2:53 PM, Dukeicon said:

Good Theory but doesn't quite explain these two images as Tuesday's last image is a lot lighter than yesterday's.

Tuesday 28th February 2017 - 18:10

Wednesday 1st March 2017 - 18:20

In the last 2 weeks, the ast image time has extended by 20 mins.

Wednesday 15th March 2015 - 18:40

[VolumetricFox]

Looks like the diggers continued creating a new path around the back of The Wood, although its hard to tell from this angle.

[FolkMeRight]

There's a crazy rainbow/parachute thingy appeared!!!! Does anyone have any ideas?

[VolumetricFox]

Looks like its a "Pink-Necked Green Pigeon", come to sprinkle glitter and hugs on the site ready for us.

That or just distortion from the camera on a fast moving object.

[FatAmmy]

That's a bird dude

[henry bear]

A herring gull, coloured by lens flare.

[Stokesy10]

Slow day today...

[henry bear]

Just now, Scruffylovemonster said:

How can you tell what kind of gull it is from that picture?

I'm good. 

[henry bear]

It hasn't got a black head, so that rules out half the gulls, and whilst it potentially could be a common gull, or similar, this far inland it is likely to be a herring gull (in its natural habitat, miles from the sea, scavenging for any old shite). Yes, it is a slow day...

[Skoo]

What's that big thing that looks like a ship on the left hand side? Is the greenpeace ship thing a permanent structure?

[simian_mobile_mushrooms]

Looking really lovely and green at the moment. Can't wait to lay the Quecha down and get a nice kip before my mates arrive on Wed afternoon

[Skoo]

3 minutes ago, simian_mobile_mushrooms said:

Looking really lovely and green at the moment. Can't wait to lay the Quecha down and get a nice kip before my mates arrive on Wed afternoon

Where you camping this year? Think we probably won't arrive til Weds afternoon either, so looking for pointers.

[joeltg]

31 minutes ago, Skoo said:

What's that big thing that looks like a ship on the left hand side? Is the greenpeace ship thing a permanent structure?

I think that may be the ship located in the Kids field?

Good spot though because I have never seen it on the cam!

Mind you, is rather well camouflaged.

Beautifully green at the moment.

Edited March 20, 2017 by joeltg

[FolkMeRight]

40 minutes ago, henry bear said:

It hasn't got a black head, so that rules out half the gulls, and whilst it potentially could be a common gull, or similar, this far inland it is likely to be a herring gull (in its natural habitat, miles from the sea, scavenging for any old shite). Yes, it is a slow day...

Yes I believe you are correct. A herring gull most likely. The poor lad is three months early unfortunately. Then again, the old phrase 'the early bird catches the Halloumi' still comes to mind! 

[VolumetricFox]

27 minutes ago, joeltg said:

I think that may be the ship located in the Kids field?

Good spot though because I have never seen it on the cam!

Mind you, is rather well camouflaged.

Beautifully green at the moment.

It is the Greenpeace ship.

Having the kids field to close to the stone circle might be a touch of poor planning.  The people in the stone circle see enough talking foxes without the help of Basil Brush 

[VolumetricFox]

Minor celebration for hitting 100 pages talking about a webcam ! 

[joeltg]

12 minutes ago, nodolphie said:

It is the Greenpeace ship.

Having the kids field to close to the stone circle might be a touch of poor planning.  The people in the stone circle see enough talking foxes without the help of Basil Brush 

Ah ok, I must be all out at sea today.

Must do better with my knowledge of Glastonbury ships. I thought the one with the drop slide was the Greenpeace one.

Still I don't know the site as well as I thought, although I have never visited the kids field.

Edited March 20, 2017 by joeltg

[Guest]

It is not the greenpeace ship which is a temporary structure. 

 

It is the ship for kids irrespective of opinions on planng. It is not in the kids field.

[merago]

48 minutes ago, pilton digger said:

It is not the greenpeace ship which is a temporary structure. 

 

It is the ship for kids irrespective of opinions on planng. It is not in the kids field.

Ah, is that the climbing frame type affair that's in or near the Greenpeace field?