I have returned from Glastonbury good people, buggered up beyond belief. It was a long 5 days down south at one of the World’s greatest music festivals, but aside from the mud (of which lots and lots of people have already said about) and the fact that the mud was pulling off your shoes wherever you walked, it was well worth the trip, to see so much, in such a short piece of time and still not even see close to half of what was on at Glastonbury.

It was an experience, one I would like to repeat, but I suppose unlikely to do so as the popularity of it alone, will mean that to get more tickets would be close to impossible. Still never mind eh campers.

Some pictures will be online soon, the podcast is getting sorted together now, with hopefully, all being well one piece of music from the band we saw on the hill, playing folk music and turning it into a hoe down for all.

And yes, that is a picture of the great man himself, Michael Eavis, the organiser of the Glastonbury Festival since 1970, and someone who does an awful lot for WaterAid, Greenpeace and Oxfam. He was actually a nice man, down to earth, and fair play. Cheers for the good time. Same time next year?