I have a theory: God doesn’t like Glastonbury. I mean, whenever it’s that time of the year, it’s the one period where the rain really intensifies! And if you think I’m being paranoid, the one year when the Festival took a year off, it was really, really sunny!!
So it’s no surprise that each time I ask a couple of my friends whether they would like to come to Glastonbury, I just receive blank gaze or a look of disdain. If the whole weather situation was anything to go by, I can see why. The Heavens opened and it was just mayhem. Thankfully, based on experiences of 2005, I have learned never to over-exert myself, so I decided to stay put on the Jazz World Stage.
I’ve been here since Thursday evening, and with the sun shining and in spite of the little mud, I honestly believed that the harbingers of doom (i.e. weather forecasters and those who didn’t have tickets!) predicting torrential rain and such were over enthusiastic. Boy, was I sorely mistaken. So, here I am, Day 2 into the mud fest that is Glastonbury. I couldn’t blog yesterday because it was really busy, hence me writing one day late. I can’t even put any pictures up just yet. Anyway, will keep you all posted!
Epilogue.
Here are all the pictures from the festival:
Hi
I enjoyed reading your blog and I sympathise about the mudfest of Glastonbury. Hopefully the weather will improve and the sun will shine on you all.
I hope you don’t mind but I’ve added your blog to my Blogroll at Digital Photography Student
*waves*
Comment by aquamarina — June 23, 2007 @ 1:44 pm |
Glastonbury: A celebration of WRONG [Finally, one Englishman gets it right!]
Comment by Full Court — June 24, 2007 @ 2:20 am |
God weeps at Glastonbury.
Comment by Full Court — June 24, 2007 @ 2:29 am |