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47 minutes ago, dotdash79 said:

Site looks amazing, looks like lots of small generators have been dropped off at the pyramid stage.

Grass being cut, looks like the build is about to ramp right up to 11. 

Generators arriving usually the signal for all systems go. 

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18 hours ago, kalifire said:

If 2013 is anything to go by, they have some good times while doing it. Here's them finishing the job that year.

https://youtu.be/BwyZzCcopaI?t=247

 

Ha, I remember that video as it traumatised me at the time- imagine having to do the entire fence, plank by plank by plank while maintaining your sanity - the work's so monotonous, they were driven to eat an entire pig's  face!

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1 hour ago, Skelts said:

This seems to have disappeared now - bit weird

It’s a wedding venue. They had a wedding at Pennard Hill Farm last weekend so they must take that tent down after. It was on their Instagram stories last week but you can’t see it now.

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You can see it if you go on the wedding section of their website.
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10 hours ago, jow95 said:

At what point usually does the light on top of the pyramid turn on? is this left only to when the festival is on?

I think it goes on after the Friday night headliner, but maybe it's earlier than that...

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