I Love Glastonbury Festival
Anyone who's ever been to the festival I'm sure will agree; it is the best place to be in the world!!
From the Jazz world to the dance world every field is a massive vibe of energy, everyones laughing and happy and most people are wasted from 9am wednesday when they arrive to 9am monday when they leave. My favourite place to be is the Stone circle, a hill with a small scale replica of stone henge in the centre (this is because back in the 60's or 70's whenever it first began, it was on the same weekend as the summer solstice when all the hippys would go to either stonehenge or Glastonbury, when the stones began getting damaged it was decided that people were no longer able to get up close to the stones so everyone began going to Glastonbury. Because of this Michael Eavis (the founder) built a small scale replica of the stongehenge in the stone circle field). The Stone circle hill overlooks the whole festival. People flock to the stone circle at dawn and dusk to watch the sun rise and set whilst drumming, dancing and spinning fire poi.
The festival has music for everyone, shops for all tastes and loads of different (and cheap for a festival) food stalls. Anyone who has never been, I recommend it!
From the Jazz world to the dance world every field is a massive vibe of energy, everyones laughing and happy and most people are wasted from 9am wednesday when they arrive to 9am monday when they leave. My favourite place to be is the Stone circle, a hill with a small scale replica of stone henge in the centre (this is because back in the 60's or 70's whenever it first began, it was on the same weekend as the summer solstice when all the hippys would go to either stonehenge or Glastonbury, when the stones began getting damaged it was decided that people were no longer able to get up close to the stones so everyone began going to Glastonbury. Because of this Michael Eavis (the founder) built a small scale replica of the stongehenge in the stone circle field). The Stone circle hill overlooks the whole festival. People flock to the stone circle at dawn and dusk to watch the sun rise and set whilst drumming, dancing and spinning fire poi.
The festival has music for everyone, shops for all tastes and loads of different (and cheap for a festival) food stalls. Anyone who has never been, I recommend it!
By:
juniper
Age:
21-25
,
Female
