#glasto No Chopsticks

 

Green fields

Or the “field of lies” (M Brigstock)

 

 

You can make stuff.

But NO CHOPSTICKS.

Tipi field.

#glasto Day one

 

Nothing for the cameras to film so they find a food vendor to talk to.

It seems that Garlands were this year’s thing.

My first meal at the festival. Vege curry of course.

 

There is NOTHING more fun than putting your head in a hole.

 

A Glastonbury stalwart. The steam boats.

#glasto – walking around

 

Glastonbury is a big site. For the first 24 hours I used my Garmin (until the battery went). Over 23km walked.

Have a look at the satellite image to see the festival fields.

I also measured this in 2010. Here is the map from that year’s festival.

#glasto – Arriving

 

Arriving at Castle Cary

And now on site.

 

Tent up by lunchtime Wednesday

 

 

Time for a stroll.

The Other Stage on Wednesday afternoon.

 

June in Brussels

 

One of the meetings I had when in Brussels was the Age Platform Universal Access and Independent Living Group (ICT and Transport).

 

I managed to get a photo of the team.

 

And went to see some live Jazz in the evening

 

First long ride of the year

 

It took until the end of June. But my first long bike ride of the year was a fun 76km.

        

I picked up some eggs from a farm on the way home.

Filming in near Tufton Street

 

Today’s excitement. They are filming. Just off Smith Square in London, near my office. It’s a popular place for filming because the streets still have period street lighting.

Lyme Regis

 

Next stop on our holiday tour was Lyme Regis. We stopped for a couple of hours between Dorchester and Okehampton.

We strolled around the town buying a couple of Eye Spy books for the holiday. We also bought a few T Shirts.

I think we quite liked the town. Much nicer than Dorchester.

Pies for lunch.