Thank You eFestival people

[IanBelfast]

I've now got my first Glasto under my belt. And I wanted to thank all the eFestivals contributors for their chat, answers and general craic.

The info before the festival was great, and the chat really built my excitement (I was mostly a lurker on the forum.)

I'd a great 1st Glasto. Tried to do too much. And tried to see everything. But I guess you have to first time. But it is a really amazing place.

Anyway thanks for the chat. And probably do it all again in 2019!

[stuartbert two hats]

Glad you enjoyed it and that we could help cramming too much in is a perennial problem I'm afraid. I'm sure you'll find this out over the years

[Slugworth]

37 minutes ago, IanBelfast said:

I've now got my first Glasto under my belt. And I wanted to thank all the eFestivals contributors for their chat, answers and general craic.

The info before the festival was great, and the chat really built my excitement (I was mostly a lurker on the forum.)

I'd a great 1st Glasto. Tried to do too much. And tried to see everything. But I guess you have to first time. But it is a really amazing place.

Anyway thanks for the chat. And probably do it all again in 2019!

You were exactly like me in 2013. Haven't missed one since and i highly doubt you will either. Roll on 2019 brother

[Paul ™]

Its a great place to chat, meet and escape the real world.

 

Show some appreciation, buy some goodies

 

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/forums/store/

[Lucy92]

Glad you had a fab time. Here's to 2019!

[GlastoEls]

1 hour ago, Paul ™ said:

Its a great place to chat, meet and escape the real world.

 

Show some appreciation, buy some goodies

 

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/forums/store/

Or become a Gold member! (£18 for eFests with no ads).

Edited July 2, 2017 by GlastoEls

[mandana]

Really appreciate this little community, thanks so much! 

Great being able to contribute via membership - clashfinder does a donation too, try and donate to both when I can. 

cheers all 

[The Martini Police]

16 hours ago, IanBelfast said:

I've now got my first Glasto under my belt. And I wanted to thank all the eFestivals contributors for their chat, answers and general craic.

The info before the festival was great, and the chat really built my excitement (I was mostly a lurker on the forum.)

I'd a great 1st Glasto. Tried to do too much. And tried to see everything. But I guess you have to first time. But it is a really amazing place.

Anyway thanks for the chat. And probably do it all again in 2019!

I feel exactly the same way and it was my 5th festival. It never stops being great for both info and entertainment! 

[rubenz]

You'll be amazed how the Glastonbury chat can continue without a festival in site for the next two years!

[JacquelineS]

I also must thank people on the site for their help! it really helped me understand what I could expect.

[JW91]

Bit of a lurker here for a while, but want to join in the thanks for the guidance and entertainment - so much so I've hopped on board!  Thanks everyone!

[Homer]

Well done everyone - rare friendly vibe on here.

[Losing my hair]

I would like to add my thanks to the eFests community. The help and advice received on here made it so much easier to do my first Glastonbury solo. This has to be the friendliest forum anywhere.

The best piece of advice was "talk to random strangers". Everybody at the festival was so friendly and happy to talk about their and my experiences over the weekend; if only real life was like that.

Secondly I found the Camp Solo guys on here and what a great bunch of people they are; there was always somebody at the camp to have a chat to, particularly at the end of the day.

Made it to the eFest meet and met several of you. It was lovely to put faces to usernames and to be able to thank Neil for then work he puts in. I hope to see you all again in 2019.

Incidentally, now I've been I get what I didn't get before about how Glastonbury is such a special place. I've been trying to explain it to friends but it's difficult, It's like people who have never been are Muggles - only way I can think to describe it.