Monday 8 July 2013

The Glastonbury experience

Anyone that has been to the other world that is Glastonbury festival will know what I'm talking about when I say there is NOTHING like it anywhere else. Some people have been going for 20 years, and a lot of people even bring their babies.

Despite growing so big, the festival has stayed true to its hippy roots from the 70s, and you can really feel this vibe when you are there every day. It consumes people, everyone is so friendly, there is so much to do, so much ethnic food to try and the music is incredible. I have now been four times and I still haven't seen everything - it's impossible.

The line up is great every year, and there is so much good music to see that you have to prioritize, skip certain artists and even go off on your own to see things if the group of friends you are with isn't keen. There is something for everyone, though, and every genre you can imagine. There re comedy tents, circus areas, craft field, healing field, green futures field, lots of different stages, etc. etc. I could go on.

The best thing about Glasto is that you could roam around with no purpose, and meet so many fun people and find something extraordinary every day that inspires you. You are in a different world for five days, and for me it now feels like another home.

Thank you Michael Eavis!!!

For more Glastonbury info and to get tickets click here (yeah, good luck with that!!!! all 170,000 sell out within minutes).

For now here are some photos from my trip there...we saw the Rolling Stones!


In The Park wearing an Asos dress, vintage rucksack and All Saints boots

The Pyramid stage

With the boys in Arcadia


On our campsite wearing Hunter wellies, Urban Outfitters dress, vintage necklace, Zara beanie and vintage leather jacket

Strange tea herbs!


By the Pyramid stage in a vintage dress, All Saints boots and vintage leather jacket

Circus area


Fatboy Slim playing inside the spider in Arcadia







Images from me and from the Glastonbury website
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