Spacklefrog said:
-- they were utterly amazing at Glastonbury last time 
-- but I think I'd still want to catch some of that ex-Beatle's greatest hits as well, if I could! 
Are property lock-up crews still in Dairy Ground camping? Or are we being moved too?We had our Info Crew Training on Sunday (22/5)
This was in Zoom form, and I have to say that on-line training (for our first ever time!) turned out to be far more boring than the trad face-to-face training we'd been used to ahead of previous Glastonburies!
ETA : They banged on about Covid to an over-lengthy extent IMO (and esppecially in festivaldeb's O!), which given that Covid-restrictions will actually be quite limited at Glastonbury 2022 (to my surpise!), did become somewhat tedious!
Otherwise, it seems that remarkably little has changed, site-lay-out-wise and generally
Biggest two :
1. For Arcadia, The Spider! will be back!
2. BBC Introducing will not be in Silver Hayes any more -- they've moved it to a stretch not far below Left Field, heading down towards Pyramid/Cider Bus area.
Struggling to think of any more significant (or any!) changes around the public areas, although I'm sure some Market details, etc, will have altered.
For 'Orange Camping' (Dairy Ground), (staff/crew/volunteers), some Stewarding crews have been moved away from there to outside the Fence.
We (info Crew) have been allocated a slightly larger crew-camping area, right at the top of Orange Camping, very near to Vehicle Gate 4 and to Pedestrian Gate D ( I think that's right!
If I remember anything else, I'll post that soon, but for now, just assume that Glastonbury 2022 will be near-identical infrastructurally, to Glastonbury 2019!
The weather will surely be as good as well
I don't know, I haven't heard (from our team, anyway) one way or t'other.
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The permaculture garden is always a welcome chill out stop. Worth plotting up by the fire and enjoying a portion of pakora.And Liz Eliot!
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Plenty of intersting links, with more detail, in the link for The Green Fields article that I posted above
I recommend the Permaculture Garden! in particular!
(Just found this 25-Years of The Green Futures Field! history, which has a paragraph about the Perma area
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Thanks, fingers crossed it won't change. Our crew usually camps in Dairy Ground and works in the Oxlyers property lock-up, and some camp in family and do the family property lock-up.I don't know, I haven't heard (from our team, anyway) one way or t'other.
But because the Property Lock-Up Crew is also very long-established, I'd be quite shocked if you guys were moved out!
I think it best that you email your supervisor/group directly!
You'll need to know in advance in any case, where you were going to be based, beforer you get on-site -- with luck you can get some early re-assurance from your team
I might end up catching just a few! of those attractions!
(It would take bloody ages! to go through all those lists completely and thoroughly -- I suggest that people don't!
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William of Walworth said:I've got a bit? of a dillema between Paul McCartney and Pet Shop Boys as well -- PSB would definitely win overall
), can anyone confirm (or not?!) that there was going to be a clash between Paul MacCartney and The Pet Shop Boys, but now there isn't any more?? 
Macca is Saturday Pyramid Stage headliner, Pet Shop Boys are Sunday NME Stage headliner.I posted the above at the top of this page pretty recently (30th May)
So ....... With no time to check stuff right now (I'm going back to work today
Macca is Saturday Pyramid Stage headliner, Pet Shop Boys are Sunday NME Stage headliner.
So, provided you're not working either of those nights, you can see both.
, but why were there several earlier posts just upthread, discussing a possible clash between the two artists?
on either Wednesday afternoon/night or Thursday afternoon/night!
I was thinking of doing so, but flying for me turned out to much cheaper. £114 minimum by train for a single, £56 to fly!
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