Rainy and Muddy Music Festival
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spitfire617
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Donnington has always been muddy at the best of times!!
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Must admit I've not been to a muddy music festival but have spent many a muddy afternoon at motor racing tracks in the UK. Somehow the muddiest part of the foot paths become the best places to watch the action from. One of my local tracks has a 4x4 course within its grounds so have spent many muddy afternoons discovering how deep some of the mud is - I've always had to be very careful to make sure I remain presentable!
I've always wanted to go to Glasto, albeit perhaps more for the mud than the music. I always looked on jealously on the BBC coverage in those muddy years, and I'm sure some of that formed my passion for mud and wellies!
I've always wanted to go to Glasto, albeit perhaps more for the mud than the music. I always looked on jealously on the BBC coverage in those muddy years, and I'm sure some of that formed my passion for mud and wellies!
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annabell-cagoule
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Went to the super wet glasto, started off sunny for thenfirst 2 days then wet!!!! For the next 3.
I spent most of my time cagoule spotting and sploshing about in wellies and waterproofs (classic peter storm). It was amazing watching some of the bands with everyone in soaking wet cagoule so close to each other. There was one clever person with a stall selling retro cagoules and wellies, they sold out! Some lovely pieces in their stall but over priced!
I spent most of my time cagoule spotting and sploshing about in wellies and waterproofs (classic peter storm). It was amazing watching some of the bands with everyone in soaking wet cagoule so close to each other. There was one clever person with a stall selling retro cagoules and wellies, they sold out! Some lovely pieces in their stall but over priced!
Lets get swishy!
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spitfire617
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Country Music festival Norfolk U.K August 27th-30th 2020
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spitfire617
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This is what it was like 3 days out off 4!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB129UwmlRA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB129UwmlRA
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@spitfire617; No wonder you were well wrapped up, trust you wasn't camping on site in a tent.
Broad minded enough to acknowledge we all enjoy different things:)
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spitfire617
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Not a chance a nice guest house in Kings Lynn!hotwilly wrote: September 2nd, 2020, 4:13 pm @spitfire617; No wonder you were well wrapped up, trust you wasn't camping on site in a tent.
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Nice onespitfire617 wrote: September 2nd, 2020, 6:24 pmNot a chance a nice guest house in Kings Lynn!hotwilly wrote: September 2nd, 2020, 4:13 pm @spitfire617; No wonder you were well wrapped up, trust you wasn't camping on site in a tent.
Broad minded enough to acknowledge we all enjoy different things:)
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rainwear-experience
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Looks good, did the social distancing help to get better sight lines for shooting?
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spitfire617
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No people kept walking in front of the camera as per usual!!!rainwear-experience wrote: September 3rd, 2020, 8:13 am Looks good, did the social distancing help to get better sight lines for shooting?