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Glastocam!


pauladam

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5 hours ago, Gedh said:

If you are ever feeling in need of cheering up, go and see the kids going batshit crazy on that ship. My daughter and I go every year to see how Glastonbury madness really looks. 

My son spent hours on that ship at his first Glasto, aged 9. He was dripping in sweat by the time he came off one day. They got something very right in the making of it 

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1 minute ago, Fork_UK said:

Is that the Rainbow Tower going up now, too?!

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The Ribbon Tower is in the field up and left of this field my friend. 

That's where Arcadia has been based with the big spider previously.

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1 minute ago, JoeyT said:

The Ribbon Tower is in the field up and left of this field my friend. 

That's where Arcadia has been based with the big spider previously.

Ahhh.  I always get those two fields mixed up from this angle.  Oh well - maybe some new Arcadia bits then!

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There was a bit of activity by the Pyramid earlier, I noticed. A few 4x4's and a couple of jeeps. Plus a saloon car. Must have been a fancy dressed person from one of them cities they've got now.

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Can't believe i'm typing this but it's actually quite exciting to see the longdrops being "woken up" 

Other highlights i'm looking forward to:

the fence going up

ribbon tower being built

the other stage being erected

glastonbury sign

when the tipis build starts

urinals going up in the pyramid field

trackway laid out across site

arcadia arriving

beat hotel tent coming in to view

gate a entrance on far right of the camera

ciderbus kicking up dust as it hurtles up the track behind the pyramid stage

the first evening when the sun is setting with the tor in the backdrop and those pathway lights get their first twinkling.

the arrival of the traders

 

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