Glastonbury festival 2015.








Well, what do you know, my resolution to use disposable cameras more this year has resulted in this one getting developed - baby steps. Normally a bit of a mish mash, this disposable camera photos post has a bit of a theme and, in case you hadn't noticed, it's what Lionel Richie calls "GLASTONBERRY" (sic).

From the "lasstonbury" whatsapp group to the £20 Argos tent (IT SURVIVED), you could say our preparation was somewhat minimal. Turning up to Greenwich coach park to see others with six bags of camping gear rather than our own six bags of cereal bars and cloudy lemonade was a half "maybe we should've planned this" half "we just don't want to carry much/we're going back to basics/we've totally got this" moment, but it didn't half make the journey back easier. Fast forward a few hours (wish I could've), we were wristbanded and pitching camp in one of the quieter areas before heading into the arena to explore a little. I know people say this every time and I scoffed right back at them every time (feel free to reply "...nah", I understand), but Glastonbury festival is huge. That first evening was spent entirely trying to work out where the hell Avalon was, and we were still discovering new areas right up until Sunday.

I won't bore you with a play-by-play rendition of every act I saw (that's for the NME to make up), but let's just say Patti Smith is queen, the Who are top blokes, Josh Modestep has my heart, La Roux is the Ziggy to my Stardust, Kanye's a bit of a knob, and Lionel Richie is really, really smiley. Heading back to the land of liquid soap was equal parts hallelujah and take me back, because no matter how many times you can use your hot cloth cleanser there's nothing quite like standing in the middle of an english field with thousands of other people raising a toast for the scumbags.

Of course, the million dollar question: would I go again? It wasn't all 23° and perfect conditions 24/7 making for some miserable poncho moments, but given the opportunity, how could I not? When you're sat on top of the world in the Park, there's really nothing more magical.

13 comments:

  1. Sounds like overall you had a fab time! Your disposable camera snaps came out sooo well, they're such a great way to capture moments without having to worry about taking an overly expensive camera everywhere with you! x

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  2. I heard so much about Glastonbury this year from friends and the media - I would have loved to have been there! Unfortunately I haven't bought any festival tickets yet this year so I'll have to just live through other people's photos for a while! haha! Your disposable camera ones are fab! :)

    Claire // Technicolour Dreamer

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  3. Looks like you had an amazing time, I love these snapshots!

    Maria xxx

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  4. looks like you had such a good time. i watched it from my bed, crying into my laptop because i wasn't there to see flo and kanye (i have since watched both many times on repeat because i can't get over how gooooooood) xx

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  5. glastonbury is on my bucket list! sounds incredible!! x

    frockled.blogspot.com

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  6. I would love to go to Glasto one year, it looks so fab! You guys got such good weather too!

    Louise x

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  7. Love the photos! Haha! Disposable cameras. They were the days! Glad you had a great time.

    Corinne x
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  8. Looks like you had a blast. The Sunday afternoon slot is always amazing, Shirley Bassey, Dolly Parton, Lional Richie Who will be next ... xx

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  9. These pictures are amazing!! I haven't even looked at mine yet. I bloody loved Kanye haha... I don't care if I'm in the minority. ;) Snaps for making a £20 last - this year we opted for a tent mansion haha! ;)

    Tara x

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  10. Wow, Glastonbury must have been amazing! I'm so jealous, also disposable cameras are great fun, -I remember receiving them as birthday gifts when I was little!
    littlemisscazzie.blogspot.co.uk x

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  11. Ahh this bring backs memories of my Glasto adventure a few years back - so much of what you wrote could easily have been applied to my experience then haha. Looks like you had a superb time!

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