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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostBet that costs a FORTUNE.
Trailer tent for me this year. Previously we have rented motorhome and bought caravan. (Way cheaper to buy caravan then sell it afterwards if you dont want to keep it).
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Originally posted by quackhandle View PostAlways fancied doing Glasto, but no camping for me, I'd be hiring a Winnebago.
No slumming it with the proles for qh!
qh - snob
Trailer tent for me this year. Previously we have rented motorhome and bought caravan. (Way cheaper to buy caravan then sell it afterwards if you dont want to keep it).
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Always fancied doing Glasto, but no camping for me, I'd be hiring a Winnebago.
No slumming it with the proles for qh!
qh - snob
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You won't be watching anything....just a sea of flags blocking the viewLast edited by xoggoth; 20 June 2019, 19:56.
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Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View PostMind you, last time I went, Elvis Costello was headlining & he was truly woeful.
Woe, Woe, and Thrice Woe!
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Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View PostPretty awful line-up on the Pyramid Stage and no big "heritage act" headlining Saturday or Sunday night.
Haven't even heard of most of them Mind you, last time I went, Elvis Costello was headlining & he was truly woeful.
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Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View PostPretty awful line-up on the Pyramid Stage and no big "heritage act" headlining Saturday or Sunday night.
Haven't even heard of most of them Mind you, last time I went, Elvis Costello was headlining & he was truly woeful.
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Pretty awful line-up on the Pyramid Stage and no big "heritage act" headlining Saturday or Sunday night.
Haven't even heard of most of them Mind you, last time I went, Elvis Costello was headlining & he was truly woeful.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostHmm so that week you will be..
Hanging around a load of unwashed smelly people sleeping in tents
Drinking out of bottles and eating what they can find
Everyone stealing from each other
Bad smell from poor sanitary conditions
Knee deep in litter and god knows what.
Everyone off their tits on mind destroying drugs
Why do you need to leave Wales for all that?
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Originally posted by PhiltheGreek View PostBasil Brush? Have you got some sort of portaloo emptying gig?
My 6 year old loves basil brush....
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostHmm so that week you will be..
Hanging around a load of unwashed smelly people sleeping in tents
Drinking out of bottles and eating what they can find
Everyone stealing from each other
Bad smell from poor sanitary conditions
Knee deep in litter and god knows what.
Everyone off their tits on mind destroying drugs
Why do you need to leave Wales for all that?
The "conditions" take some getting used to. Toilets especially. We are "lucky" enough to be in the Disabled camping field so its a bit better. (Saying "lucky", Mrs PC would rather be fit enough not to need to be in there but there we go).
My fav drug of choice for Glastonbury is imodium mind. After a dodgy burger or two, and a large quantity of cider, you really don't want to see a toilet queue of 40 mins when "mrs brown is at the window" so to speak...
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