Worthy Farm, January 2009

[Chazeboy]

sorry i just found this post, welcome, and thanks for posting, they are great photos, its kinda nice to see the farm like that, its a bit dissoriating (sp?) aswell, but love it anyway, Thanks Mr Eavis, for letting us wander all over your farm come June

[Staberinde]

Great Pics, I love looking at the Farm 'off season'.

Thanks for taking the time paul1784, they are well apriciated.

[The Badger Bites Back]

Awesome..............

So want it to be June right now!!!!

Can you walk around the stone circle area??

[Chazeboy]

I like how the Glade photo, looks (more or less) as it does when the festivals on, if you get what i mean

[paul1784]

mr_bizarre I will certainly visit again soon and try and find out more about will replace the Leftfield tent!

Didn't actually walk all the way up to the stone circle but we could have, its all open! Although when we got to the old railway line there were literally hundreds of seagulls above us so was trying to get away from them !!!!

[Peache Calhoon]

top man top post

[scudetto_boy]

Bloody amazing pictures! I love looking the pictures of the site when the festival isn't taking place, many thanks.

[Josie's Cat]

I bought mushrooms from a deer in 2004 I swear! The we did baloons and pushed all the balloons round my tent! That was the coolest deer in the world!!

[al_coholic]

Great Post. Its so strange to see the site all clean and fresh, without a hundred thousand dirty sweaty people meandering around it, and without all the rubbish everywhere.

[TaylorT]

Wicket Ground (where I had to camp last year - won't be doing that again, its miles from anywhere!!)

Road leading to Pyramid Stage - bridge to dance village on the right, John Peel stage would be left behind where the picture was taken.

Bridge to Dance Village

Standing where the meeting point by the Leftfield stage would be!

Wouldn't see this during the festival

Avalon Field then through the trees to Trash City

Glade

Looking onto the Other Stage field from the old railway line

[blue&white]

Great post matey, bet it was cold down there!!!

[daveinafield]

for me this is the sort of thing that makes Glastonbury different to other festivals. I can't imagine even the greatest Reading or V Fan salivating over the sight of green fields and trees. Its these pictures that should illustrate to people why for Glasto lovers its not about the line-up, the headliners or the quality of mobile phone reception - its about the place itself.

These pics make me want to hitch hike there tonight with a cardboard sign and out of tune acoustic guitar in tow and go for a wander/bimble back in time to the fayre and then return just in time for '09.

[glastofreak]

No, but that is a very cool idea - i was more concerned about staying away from all the sheep when we got to the Pyramid stage!!

[paulo999]

for me this is the sort of thing that makes Glastonbury different to other festivals. I can't imagine even the greatest Reading or V Fan salivating over the sight of green fields and trees. Its these pictures that should illustrate to people why for Glasto lovers its not about the line-up, the headliners or the quality of mobile phone reception - its about the place itself.

These pics make me want to hitch hike there tonight with a cardboard sign and out of tune acoustic guitar in tow and go for a wander/bimble back in time to the fayre and then return just in time for '09.

[Dave F.]

what happens if deer get trapped on the site when the superfence gets put up

i'm sure they've thought about this in the last 40 years.