Ley lines and the festival

[gazzared]

13 hours ago, parsonjack said:

 

Yes...Mrs Goode has sinced passed on but her family still own the house sited just off Pylle Road.  Tangerine Fields use at least one field owned by the Goode's and Mrs Goode's large white crucifix still stands at the top of the field visible from the festival.

Although not a Christian business (as far as I'm aware...) Tangerine Fields does have a small shelter set up at the bottom of this field which has some Christian literature to browse, and has in the past had a simple Sunday service for anyone wishing to attend. I'm guessing it may be a concession made by TF for use of the field.

found it haha

Edited November 18, 2022 by gazzared

[maelzoid]

There definitely is one very powerful line of energy running through Worthy Farm.

It’s most noticeable in Pylon Field…

[gazzared]

6 minutes ago, maelzoid said:

There definitely is one very powerful line of energy running through Worthy Farm.

It’s most noticeable in Pylon Field…

yeah, there's a real buzz in that field

[clasher]

@parsonjack and @Alvoram thank you. I thought the younger generations might be a bit more receptive. Really interesting stories. I'm organizing a small one-day festival in my home village and one of the farmers living nearby complained this year the cows gave less milk because of the noise. Seeing Mrs Goode's fight certainly brought a smile to my face. May the poor woman rest in peace.

[Mich1268]

11 hours ago, maelzoid said:

There definitely is one very powerful line of energy running through Worthy Farm.

It’s most noticeable in Pylon Field…

Ha ha very good

[Boris]

On 11/17/2022 at 10:36 PM, balti-pie said:

Ley lines are something I ignore and write off as being obvious hippie bollocks and nonsense.
 

BUT I’ve had to change my mind about other stuff I’ve written off as being tosh for hairy people (yoga, chai tea, manic organic breakfasts, etc etc)!
there is something entirely magical and beautiful in the fields of Glastonbury festival. I felt it within two minutes of getting through gate C at my first festival, and I feel it in my bones every time I’m there. I don’t understand it, can’t rationalise it, other than there’s something magical. Something beyond my comprehension. So I dial down my cynicism, smile and enjoy it. 

But remember.. Manic Organic are the McDonald's of the Green Fields. Same menu since history began. 

[grumpyhack]

5 hours ago, Boris said:

But remember.. Manic Organic are the McDonald's of the Green Fields. Same menu since history began. 

If it ain't broke don't fix it.

[balti-pie]

15 hours ago, Boris said:

But remember.. Manic Organic are the McDonald's of the Green Fields. Same menu since history began. 

Their breakfast is an absolute monster, though. It takes care of all of the morning and at least half a lunch, it’s magnificent VFM. 
 

(um, I mean manic organic, not maccas, I haven’t had a maccas this century!)