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Glastocam!


pauladam

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I have loved reading the camera obsessive thread :) Will be great to see timelapse from this years camera. I always loved the videos from previous years and thought I was alone in like to look in on the site and see how it is progressing, particularly now the fence is edging ever westwards.

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Has it moved? I can see more out West beyond the site and and it goes as far as the stone circle.

edit; actually I can see a little bit more of the eastern section it was just because I'd zoomed in

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Has it moved? I can see more out West beyond the site and and it goes as far as the stone circle.

edit; actually I can see a little bit more of the eastern section it was just because I'd zoomed in

No, I don't think so. Look at the screenshots from a few days ago at the top of page 14

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/forums/topic/192662-glastocam/page-14

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Credit where its due, they're still ploughing on with that fence on a Sunday in a bank holiday weekend. Now up to the viewing area, which is my favourite bit to see the fence and where we'd first see it on the old webcam.

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It's about time really I guess, the majority of acts on the other would be be high up the bill of any Festival so is only right it gets a more iconic stage, I can't wait to see what it looks like, I'm sure Emily Eavis said it would be unique/groundbreaking?

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