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[StoneCircle]

2 hours ago, dvbsh said:

Evenin'

 

Newly registered here today. I've lurked without an account a long time ago for Glasto news in the early 2000s and occasionally drop in on the APE London threads for ticket offers. Heading back to this year for the first time since 2007. Going solo and so I will be looking out for threads with camping tips etc, I use to camp up Pennard Hill way.

 

Fond memories of the cider bus and silent disco and the randomness and even some of the mud though hoping for none of that next year of course.

 

 

 

Welcome to the forum, you will see lots of changes! This is a very comprehensive guide to Glastonbury Festival - https://www.glastoearth.com/ Happy reading! 😊

[itsmitchelltime]

Had a run of 10 Glastos from 1997 until 2009 (just missing 98) and being on Virtual festivals and TOS sites back then
 

I returned in 2023 for what I thought would be closure/unfinished business (or whatever you call it).  My comments then were:

 

“What a 3 days. Best part of 22 miles walked. A number of hours blank. 

Glastonbury after 14 years safe to say you’re still brilliant, albeit about a third bigger (probably same as my waist)“

 

After some jealousy at some mates also going this year I’m returning in 2025 for what may be the start of another chapter. 

PS I know I said 3 days (lightweight) I have no idea how I used to 5, I am also a WV convert after 2023 as the no carrying all the gear from the car park was an absolute godsend IMHO

[ehg]

Hello, I'm Ed! First went to Glastonbury in 1997 when I was 13, then back again in 1998, and through the 2000s. Was there for the insane floods in 2004 / 2005 or whenever it was (the infamous photo of people rowing a canoe through the campsite) so between that and 97/98 I've done my time in the trenches weather-wise.

 

I hadn't been since 2007 until I got invited to do a panel discussion last summer - absolutely blown away by how much bigger and busier it is now, and how little the vibe has changed. Going back next summer to help run a stage, can't wait.

[MilkyJoe]

On 11/19/2024 at 9:54 PM, itsmitchelltime said:

Had a run of 10 Glastos from 1997 until 2009 (just missing 98) and being on Virtual festivals and TOS sites back then
 

I returned in 2023 for what I thought would be closure/unfinished business (or whatever you call it).  My comments then were:

 

“What a 3 days. Best part of 22 miles walked. A number of hours blank. 

Glastonbury after 14 years safe to say you’re still brilliant, albeit about a third bigger (probably same as my waist)“

 

After some jealousy at some mates also going this year I’m returning in 2025 for what may be the start of another chapter. 

PS I know I said 3 days (lightweight) I have no idea how I used to 5, I am also a WV convert after 2023 as the no carrying all the gear from the car park was an absolute godsend IMHO

 

21 minutes ago, ehg said:

Hello, I'm Ed! First went to Glastonbury in 1997 when I was 13, then back again in 1998, and through the 2000s. Was there for the insane floods in 2004 / 2005 or whenever it was (the infamous photo of people rowing a canoe through the campsite) so between that and 97/98 I've done my time in the trenches weather-wise.

 

I hadn't been since 2007 until I got invited to do a panel discussion last summer - absolutely blown away by how much bigger and busier it is now, and how little the vibe has changed. Going back next summer to help run a stage, can't wait.

 

Greetings to our new members and welcome to eFests.😊 We hope you'll find things here friendly and informative, feel free to have a look around and get involved in the discussions as we wait on the festival's next announcement. 

 

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Edited Friday at 12:30 PM by MilkyJoe