Favourite Glastonbury Photos

[Xeph1995]

I'll go first, Glastonbury 19 me and my best mate stayed up for the sunrise on the Saturday night and the view from the hill was absolutely glorious. 

[savethatjek]

Sometime on Saturday 2022

[coma girl]

Diana Ross last year 

[Pipine]

A few of my favourites  😊

Edited February 18, 2023 by Pipine

[Alking]

Glasto 2014. The last time we were successful tickets. Thankfully bagged them this year and baby is now 10! Plus we have another tagging along 🙂 

[TheFieryFurnace18]

First night last year, my first glasto! 

[idb]

Hi @Xeph1995There's already a 122 page thread on this subject going strong.

 

 

[Joshuwarr]

On 2/18/2023 at 10:09 PM, coma girl said:

Diana Ross last year 

Love that we have the same photo but I'm just a bit further back. The cloud even looks the same and the flag is blocking the screen too!

 

[Supernintendo Chalmers]

I've spent far too long trying to see if I can see the first photograph being taken in the second!

[stuie]

On 2/18/2023 at 10:09 PM, coma girl said:

Diana Ross last year 

 

1 hour ago, Joshuwarr said:

Love that we have the same photo but I'm just a bit further back. The cloud even looks the same and the flag is blocking the screen too!

 

Haha here’s mine! Same clouds 😂

Edited February 20, 2023 by stuie

[Avalon_Fields]

Gives me the good excuse to post a few pseudo-arty ones....plus Crazy Fool!

[Crazyfool01]

5 minutes ago, Avalon_Fields said:

Gives me the good excuse to post a few pseudo-arty ones....plus Crazy Fool!

Not me … it’s dental plan if you look at the name badge 🙂 

[coma girl]

2 hours ago, Joshuwarr said:

Love that we have the same photo but I'm just a bit further back. The cloud even looks the same and the flag is blocking the screen too!

 

Ah well spotted!

[Ayrshire Chris]

[Supernintendo Chalmers]

Here's a couple from the Sunday night before the festival last year. A beautiful sunset made moreso by Saharan dust (apparently) 

Edited February 20, 2023 by Supernintendo Chalmers

[Derby_Dave]

Undoubtedly these two.  My mate Dan who I knew would love the place.  
 

The hand in pants picture is the Thursday morning after his first ever Glastonbury Wednesday and that’s how he was when I crawled out of my tent.

 

 The stone circle one was 2010 and was such a brilliant night leading up to that moment.

happy days.

 He is not on here but cheers minger! 🍻

Will be back this year first time in 8 years.

 

[Peter_Quaife]

Hi all, as is evident, this is a pic Glastonbury not in full swing! Toured around Bristol and Somerset in August 2018, a fallow year (that incredibly hot summer) and I dragged the family to Glastonbury and Pilton. We drove the wee hire car around the whole site. Worthy farm wasn't open to the public that day, might have been a Saturday, can't honestly remember. Well my youngest, 5 then needed a comfort break. We drove past the farm buildings and pulled down a wee laneway to the left, got out and dandered down a lane for privacy, through a hole in the hedge we seen this metal structure! Whilst driving around the site, I just couldn't get my head around 2 things, 1: how hilly it is, does not look that hilly on the TV (I'm a country boy from the North-West of Ireland, I feel right at home in the hilly countryside, and 2: trying to get my head around putting on an event of this magnitude in the middle of no-where pretty much with only Postman Pat roads surrounding most of the festival site ! Astounding level of planning

Have never been to the festival up until now, 6 of us have tried for a good dozen years, but really upped the ante in 2017/2019 (friends and family all trying on our behalf etc, didn't get a chance 2020, 2021, but thankfully struck it lucky for this year (a full 20 mins after the Sold Out tweets had been sent from Glastonbury Festival and See Tickets, tears of joy. Can't wait to see the place in all it's glory

 

 

[fred quimby]

55 minutes ago, Peter_Quaife said:

Hi all, as is evident, this is a pic Glastonbury not in full swing! Toured around Bristol and Somerset in August 2018, a fallow year (that incredibly hot summer) and I dragged the family to Glastonbury and Pilton. We drove the wee hire car around the whole site. Worthy farm wasn't open to the public that day, might have been a Saturday, can't honestly remember. Well my youngest, 5 then needed a comfort break. We drove past the farm buildings and pulled down a wee laneway to the left, got out and dandered down a lane for privacy, through a hole in the hedge we seen this metal structure! Whilst driving around the site, I just couldn't get my head around 2 things, 1: how hilly it is, does not look that hilly on the TV (I'm a country boy from the North-West of Ireland, I feel right at home in the hilly countryside, and 2: trying to get my head around putting on an event of this magnitude in the middle of no-where pretty much with only Postman Pat roads surrounding most of the festival site ! Astounding level of planning

Have never been to the festival up until now, 6 of us have tried for a good dozen years, but really upped the ante in 2017/2019 (friends and family all trying on our behalf etc, didn't get a chance 2020, 2021, but thankfully struck it lucky for this year (a full 20 mins after the Sold Out tweets had been sent from Glastonbury Festival and See Tickets, tears of joy. Can't wait to see the place in all it's glory

 

 

Oh man you are in for a treat, enjoy

[theciderviking]

[bexj]

16 hours ago, Peter_Quaife said:

Hi all, as is evident, this is a pic Glastonbury not in full swing! Toured around Bristol and Somerset in August 2018, a fallow year (that incredibly hot summer) and I dragged the family to Glastonbury and Pilton. We drove the wee hire car around the whole site. Worthy farm wasn't open to the public that day, might have been a Saturday, can't honestly remember. Well my youngest, 5 then needed a comfort break. We drove past the farm buildings and pulled down a wee laneway to the left, got out and dandered down a lane for privacy, through a hole in the hedge we seen this metal structure! Whilst driving around the site, I just couldn't get my head around 2 things, 1: how hilly it is, does not look that hilly on the TV (I'm a country boy from the North-West of Ireland, I feel right at home in the hilly countryside, and 2: trying to get my head around putting on an event of this magnitude in the middle of no-where pretty much with only Postman Pat roads surrounding most of the festival site ! Astounding level of planning

Have never been to the festival up until now, 6 of us have tried for a good dozen years, but really upped the ante in 2017/2019 (friends and family all trying on our behalf etc, didn't get a chance 2020, 2021, but thankfully struck it lucky for this year (a full 20 mins after the Sold Out tweets had been sent from Glastonbury Festival and See Tickets, tears of joy. Can't wait to see the place in all it's glory

 

 

Reading stuff like this makes me happy that I didn't go for tickets this year, 1st time in 20 times.... So, hope you enjoy my (and my group of 6) tickets , I'd like to hope they went to you - or someone as passionate to be there.  Have the bestest time!

 

[drunk pumpkin]

On 2/21/2023 at 9:41 AM, SGS said:

I run a volunteer team up at the park and this was our drinks party on the Tuesday evening before the gates open. All of the team  are back again this year to do it all again !!

let me know when you have a vacancy 😀 My favourite part of the festival!

 

[Skip997]

2008 I think

[Crazyfool01]

On 2/22/2023 at 10:21 PM, theciderviking said:

stunning photo that 

[Chicken Bob]

#nofilter

[Franky]

2008 random dance tent and 2023 GnfR’s 

 

Certainly a few differences 😂