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I'm currently having a dilemma. At my first Glasto in 07 my folding chair was invaluable, kept my bottom dry(ish) and relatively mud free throughout the weekend while allowing me to take a load off and sip my pear cider in comfort. However last year I got so annoyed with lugging it around that I gave up and sat on the nice dry ground instead.

So this year should I trust the weather forecast and leave it behind? (we are short on space in the car), or take it and get grumpy at having to lug yet another useless item from the car to the tent and back again? I'd really rather not take it but don't want to regret it if we get a downpour and the ground's not dry enough! What do you think?

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Consider the difference in cost between buying it and lugging it and buying it there if you feel like it, that is the equation for everything I take (including clothes). I'm taking basically nothing, if I need it when I'm there I'll fork out, but I reckon I can live without most stuff ;)

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I'm currently having a dilemma. At my first Glasto in 07 my folding chair was invaluable, kept my bottom dry(ish) and relatively mud free throughout the weekend while allowing me to take a load off and sip my pear cider in comfort. However last year I got so annoyed with lugging it around that I gave up and sat on the nice dry ground instead.

So this year should I trust the weather forecast and leave it behind? (we are short on space in the car), or take it and get grumpy at having to lug yet another useless item from the car to the tent and back again? I'd really rather not take it but don't want to regret it if we get a downpour and the ground's not dry enough! What do you think?

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I'm taking this stool with me this year, I had a chair i bought at the services on the way down in 07 and nothing last year, this should do me fine for the odd occasion i wan to sit down. it fits in my little rucksack that i am carrying round with me during the day and only cost £1

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I'm taking this stool with me this year, I had a chair i bought at the services on the way down in 07 and nothing last year, this should do me fine for the odd occasion i wan to sit down. it fits in my little rucksack that i am carrying round with me during the day and only cost £1

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i have a chair for the tent area in the mornings and to be honest the rest of the time I stand and walk and have 5 minute sit down battery charges every couple of hours oh except on the saturday last year when I sat at the pyramid stage and didnt move all afternoon, think that was due to 3 days of not being sober beforehand.......... no additional supplements required other than total happiness at being in the best place in the world at that moment in time keeps me going!

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I'm taking this stool with me this year, I had a chair i bought at the services on the way down in 07 and nothing last year, this should do me fine for the odd occasion i wan to sit down. it fits in my little rucksack that i am carrying round with me during the day and only cost £1

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I will need to sit at some point,its my age i'm afraid. But i won't sit near the stages like some of the morons do,i fell over some bloody woman last year who pushed her way to near the front while i was watching Leorard Cohen,and plonked her chair behind me...stupid cow :lol:

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I love taking a chair. Sit up on the hill above the pyramid and relax and watch the world go by with a box of wine. Fold it up and carry it over your shoulder when you want to go walkabout. Then sit somewhere else and watch the world go by.....

For some of the time I really enjoy slowing to a standstill, sitting and chilling.

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