Glastonbury Festival 2003 - Sunday
 View fullsize Our tent in the disabled camping area, with the site's pylons and Glastonbury Tor in the background. |
 View fullsize Fine Line played the New Stage at 11am - and gave a spirited and cohesive performance. Tipped for the top! |
 View fullsize The dance tent. Although there was nothing going on it was a chance to see how it had been decorated in neon colours. |
 View fullsize The Jesus Army. They come every year with their banner saying "We fight for YOU!" which is all very laudable, but as a pacifist aetheist I feel I should object... |
 View fullsize Andy Sheppard wore black and faded into the stage. He played to a backing track which was disappointing - he's been much better on the four other occasions I've seen him. |
 View fullsize My dad and brother (who had sunday tickets, as they are local) with Bloke. |
 View fullsize Yes - who played a fantastic two hour set, although I felt young compared to the rest of the audience - with their three headed guitar! |
 View fullsize Potato with coleslaw and greek salad, from the Organic Spud stand. This was the nicest food I ate all festival. |
 View fullsize Dave Gahan, who gave a dynamic performance despite the rain not knowing whether it was coming or going. A perfect mix of Depeche Mode and his own songs made for the highlight of my festival. |
 View fullsize Sigur Ros, the perfect ambient music as the sun sets on the final day. |
 View fullsize Bloke makes his happy face. |
 View fullsize Instead of seeing Moby (who we saw in 2000) we went to the Theatre fields for the fire show. It was impressive, but ended an hour early which was disappointing. |
 View fullsize Fireworks as a finale. |
 View fullsize The Avalon area, which we wandered through on the way to our tent. |
If you have a comment, please leave it in the guestbook. To contact Flash directly, complete this form. Like this site? Buy me a drink!
This site moved from a fixed width to the current layout in 2009. Some older content such as photo sets may still have a fixed width. However if you notice any pages which are actually broken, please be kind enough to let me know via this form.
© Flash Wilson 1999-2010. I charge a fee for use of my photos.