Glastocam!

[CanWeRest]

Kinky.

[Ayrshire Chris]

Taps aff

 

[deadponyclub]

covers now coming off 😞

[kalifire]

It’s a glorious moment. The land never belonged to the festival. We borrowed it and now it’s being returned to the rightful owners. I’ve no idea why anyone considered this ‘sad’. It’s a return to nature. 

[Ayrshire Chris]

4 minutes ago, kalifire said:

It’s a glorious moment. The land never belonged to the festival. We borrowed it and now it’s being returned to the rightful owners. I’ve no idea why anyone considered this ‘sad’. It’s a return to nature. 

Back where we belong!

[Spindles]

I sometimes wonder to what extent the dairy farm is still active.  When I first went to glastonbury in the late 90s the fields were liberally scattered with bin lid sized dry cow pats.

[incident]

11 minutes ago, Spindles said:

I sometimes wonder to what extent the dairy farm is still active.  When I first went to glastonbury in the late 90s the fields were liberally scattered with bin lid sized dry cow pats.

 

It's still very active, and has won awards in recent years. They just clean the fields more than they used to ahead of the festival.

[Ayrshire Chris]

27 minutes ago, Spindles said:

I sometimes wonder to what extent the dairy farm is still active.  When I first went to glastonbury in the late 90s the fields were liberally scattered with bin lid sized dry cow pats.

They’ve taught the cows to use the long drops, that explains the absence of pats, and they don’t leave empty cider cans either😉😊

Edited July 30, 2024 by Ayrshire Chris

[dotdash79]

1 hour ago, Spindles said:

I sometimes wonder to what extent the dairy farm is still active.  When I first went to glastonbury in the late 90s the fields were liberally scattered with bin lid sized dry cow pats.

I think they have to be removed from the fields for a length of time before the festival so the cow pats decompose.

[Crazyfool01]

not the time to say Emily / Michael and team need a Pat on the back for the cleanup operation then ? 

[stuie]

2 hours ago, Spindles said:

I sometimes wonder to what extent the dairy farm is still active.  When I first went to glastonbury in the late 90s the fields were liberally scattered with bin lid sized dry cow pats.

 

All that (bang average) Worthy Farm cheddar is made from milk extracted from the Pyramid stage cows. 

[Crazyfool01]

1 minute ago, stuie said:

 

All that (bang average) Worthy Farm cheddar is made from milk extracted from the Pyramid stage cows. 

im sure they stray to other stages as well . its just like other cheddars to my palate maybe slightly more dry 

[Spindles]

Bang average cheddar is my new band name.

[stuie]

24 minutes ago, Crazyfool01 said:

im sure they stray to other stages as well . its just like other cheddars to my palate maybe slightly more dry 

 

Do they?  I thought they just stayed at the Pyramid all the time... like the Sunday 'lawn chair' people! 🙂 

 

I remember Other stage and Pennards Hill being used for wheat/grains before.

 

[Ayrshire Chris]

16 minutes ago, stuie said:

 

Do they?  I thought they just stayed at the Pyramid all the time... like the Sunday 'lawn chair' people! 🙂 

 

I remember Other stage and Pennards Hill being used for wheat/grains before.

 

If they wandered into the SE corner the cheese could be sold in tenner bags 😉😊

[Spindles]

I always bring my own cheese.

[tarw]

7 hours ago, Spindles said:

I always bring my own cheese.

Very mature of you 

[dirtysteve]

22 hours ago, stuie said:

 

All that (bang average) Worthy Farm cheddar is made from milk extracted from the Pyramid stage cows. 

 

I never thought that cheese was any good (I thought it was horrible, in fact) until I bought a block recently for the last cheese competition and made some cheese on toast with it rather than just throw it in the garden for the fox that visits every night. It was really good toasted!

[lufcwhite]

Has anyone seen a super hi definition picture from above from this year?

[Yeo-vile idiot]

On 7/30/2024 at 4:26 PM, Crazyfool01 said:

im sure they stray to other stages as well . its just like other cheddars to my palate maybe slightly more dry 

Isnt the other stage along with other fields so ,  the park silver hayes etc Steanbow farm land so any cows seen over there would maybe be theirs 

Edited July 31, 2024 by Yeo-vile idiot

[Crazyfool01]

4 minutes ago, Yeo-vile idiot said:

Isnt the other stage along with other fields so ,  the park silver hayes Steanbow farm land 

Yeah other stages rather than other stage . Is pyramid the only one on worthy farm ? Woodsies I’d guess is too ? 

[Pinhead]

For the cow pats, I thought they just rolled the fields after they finally went into the shed.

[Yeo-vile idiot]

10 minutes ago, Crazyfool01 said:

Yeah other stages rather than other stage . Is pyramid the only one on worthy farm ? Woodsies I’d guess is too ? 

West holts too I think. 

[Gnomicide]

Worthy Farm is the blue bit.

 

[goldfishboy]

On 7/31/2024 at 3:15 PM, dirtysteve said:

 

I never thought that cheese was any good (I thought it was horrible, in fact) until I bought a block recently for the last cheese competition and made some cheese on toast with it rather than just throw it in the garden for the fox that visits every night. It was really good toasted!

i made it to the worthy farm cheese toastie van this year and i agree it tastes great toasted!