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State of the ground


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13 minutes ago, Quark said:

Not an upvote as such, but you know what I mean. Spirit animal of the thread ❤️

Thanks mate, we get it.

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7 hours ago, Neil said:

the ground will be fine this year, its only very very bad when its rained non-stop since xmas, this year hasn't had much rain.

Wettest March since '81 and third wettest on record. Blimmin felt like it here as well!

I'm sure that it'll be OK though. 

» desperately touches wood«

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12 hours ago, pilton digger said:

we worked in a thread started by @Funkyfairy!last year - How is the ground on site ?

in case you didn't know, Big Dog got mentions but he sadly shuffled off previously.

I started a thread ? Who’s starting this years ? Is it time , is it really time …. Please tell me the time is here 🥰🥰🥰

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1 hour ago, Sawdusty surfer said:

Wettest March since '81 and third wettest on record. Blimmin felt like it here as well!

I'm sure that it'll be OK though. 

» desperately touches wood«

even so there's been nothing like the amount of rain since xmas that they're's been in the muddiest years.in those years the ground was fully waterlogged before any rain fell on the festival.

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