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Glastonbury - weather forecast good so far!

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    Glastonbury - weather forecast good so far!

    After last years nightmare, if it rains this year I'm going to retire.

    Although this year, glamping it a bit. 2 nights in travelodge, drive home to drop DD home Friday night, then two nights in tent. After last year the caravan went up for sale days afterwards.....

    Also, not being so tight and coming home monday now not sunday night. Didn't work out tell last year mind - getting towed out of field and getting home at 5am. (I did get into client - 90 mins away - by midday though).

    Anyone else going?

    Best tip - imodium and lots of it. You do not want to have the sh*ts at glastonbury. Take it from me - I know. Sh*tting yourself at glasto should be on everyones bucket list though!
    Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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    Originally posted by psychocandy View Post
    After last years nightmare, if it rains this year I'm going to retire.

    Although this year, glamping it a bit. 2 nights in travelodge, drive home to drop DD home Friday night, then two nights in tent. After last year the caravan went up for sale days afterwards.....

    Also, not being so tight and coming home monday now not sunday night. Didn't work out tell last year mind - getting towed out of field and getting home at 5am. (I did get into client - 90 mins away - by midday though).

    Anyone else going?

    Best tip - imodium and lots of it. You do not want to have the sh*ts at glastonbury. Take it from me - I know. Sh*tting yourself at glasto should be on everyones bucket list though!
    Bollocks. I'd forgotten about that.

    Don't they all start arriving on Wednesday these days?

    That's a few hours added to my commute next week

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      #3
      Originally posted by psychocandy View Post
      After last years nightmare, if it rains this year I'm going to retire.

      Although this year, glamping it a bit. 2 nights in travelodge, drive home to drop DD home Friday night, then two nights in tent. After last year the caravan went up for sale days afterwards.....

      Also, not being so tight and coming home monday now not sunday night. Didn't work out tell last year mind - getting towed out of field and getting home at 5am. (I did get into client - 90 mins away - by midday though).

      Anyone else going?

      Best tip - imodium and lots of it. You do not want to have the sh*ts at glastonbury. Take it from me - I know. Sh*tting yourself at glasto should be on everyones bucket list though!
      Isn't it a conflict of interest for a toilet cleaner to advise immodium?

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        #4
        Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View Post
        Bollocks. I'd forgotten about that.

        Don't they all start arriving on Wednesday these days?

        That's a few hours added to my commute next week

        Car parks open at 9pm tuesday night. Recent experiences have been that the motorway is ok but anything else is a nightmare around the area. Took us 4-5 hours (1 hour away) last year leaving lunchtime wednesday.

        Staying hotel wendesday night (lucky to get travelodge in glastonbuty for £65 a night) and plan to be there by 8pm so traffic "hopefully" wont be so bad. Got backup cross-country route planned.

        Turned off the main route last year and went cross country and probably saved 2 hours.
        Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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          #5
          Originally posted by northernladyuk View Post
          Isn't it a conflict of interest for a toilet cleaner to advise immodium?
          You couldnt pay me enough to clean the tulipters at a festival!
          Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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            #6
            Originally posted by psychocandy View Post
            Car parks open at 9pm tuesday night. Recent experiences have been that the motorway is ok but anything else is a nightmare around the area. Took us 4-5 hours (1 hour away) last year leaving lunchtime wednesday.

            Staying hotel wendesday night (lucky to get travelodge in glastonbuty for £65 a night) and plan to be there by 8pm so traffic "hopefully" wont be so bad. Got backup cross-country route planned.

            Turned off the main route last year and went cross country and probably saved 2 hours.
            I go A37 to Cannards Grave. Just as well I know my way around the lanes though each year they seem to block more and more.

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              #7
              Originally posted by psychocandy View Post
              You couldnt pay me enough to clean the tulipters at a festival!
              Cash in hand, and Thursday morning off so you can sign on...

              Anyway, you said you'd nosh my old man for £25.

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                #8
                Originally posted by psychocandy View Post
                After last years nightmare, if it rains this year I'm going to retire. ...
                Aren't you rather missing the point of Glastonbury?

                If it doesn't rain, you won't be able to wallow around in a foot of mud pretending to have a great time!

                That reminds me, I drove through there a couple of weeks ago and saw some potted Glastonbury thorns on sale. So once all the festival kerfuffle is over I may return and buy some.
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
                  Aren't you rather missing the point of Glastonbury?

                  If it doesn't rain, you won't be able to wallow around in a foot of mud pretending to have a great time!

                  That reminds me, I drove through there a couple of weeks ago and saw some potted Glastonbury thorns on sale. So once all the festival kerfuffle is over I may return and buy some.
                  The original thorn, which legend has it, sprang up when Joseph of Arimethea stuck his staff in the ground was cut down by vandals a few years ago.

                  Now I know what happened to it.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by northernladyuk View Post
                    Cash in hand, and Thursday morning off so you can sign on...

                    Anyway, you said you'd nosh my old man for £25.
                    Probably still better than the tulipters.
                    Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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