Glastonbury 2004

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Glastonbury Festival is unique ! It's the largest greenfield music and performing arts festival in the world.
Geoff and Kirsty pitching one of our tents.
 
Lots of people busy pitching tents etc.
 
Our little corner . . . with the Barbados flag flying.
 
 
I hear it's a preying mantis . . . it does move though!
 
One of the many places to buy food
 
 
 
Jazz World Area
 
Jazz World Area
 
Jazz World flags
 
A moving sculpture
 
pole dancing atop the sculpture
 
A horse drawn carriage?
 
. . . but look at the horses!
 
cattle ranch?
 
This is the teepee field.
 
Teepee or not teepee? Not much of a question here.
 
Lots and lots of teepees.
 
A sculpture of some sort
 
 
Many many campers
 
Even a chapel for those wanting to get hitched.
 
Lost Vagueness - Las Vegas: The wilder side of town
 
A garden sculpture
 
when horses fly
 
made of scrap metal
 
the saw pirates are known for their large wood sculptures
 
unusual seats
 
The hills are alive with campers
 
A stone circle. can hardly make out the stones though
 
Love on the hill
 
Big Love
 
 
sculpture
 
Giant scorpion as created by the saw pirates
 
Giant wooden scorpion
 
wicker man and woman
 
they set these alight at the end of the festival
 
 
let sleeping dragons lie
 
where is the love? on the hill
 
the love is now painted white
 
your chariot awaits
 
sea shell chariots!
 
flowery nest
 
 
climbing wall in the green peace area
 
The scorpion by night
 
The pyramid stage. The largest of the arenas
 
Lots of stalls selling all sorts of things.
 
The smalles of the arenas?
 
relaxing on a bright day listening to good music.
 
my view
 
The sun behing the jazz world flags
 
Avalon sculpture
 
Jazz World area
 
And then it rained and everything turned to mud.
 
and some people enjoyed the mud more than others
 
a bit too much
 
stylish in the rain
 
Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals
 
Me at Glastonbury (photo by Geoff Soper)
 
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