Glasto loos arrive

The grass has now been cut, and the 'ring of steel' fence is nearly finished - you can see it from all around the Festival site.


The Pyramid Stage covers are on, and the structure of the Other Stage is in the process of being built.


The dreaded Glasto loos have been delivered, and the plumbers have arrived and are working hard!


There's lots of activity on site now: the different areas are being marked out, some signs have been put up, the painted drums are being put into place, and timber is being sorted for various Festival structures.


The head of the wooden griffen, constructed by chainsaw sculpture team the Tree Pirates, has arrived in the King's Meadow. The 15-foot-high creature, which has a 30-foot wingspan, was created at the Bath and West Show, earlier in June.

There are also lots of Glastonbury site workers clearing rubbish, finishing the wooden fencing, and mulching, which protects the young trees.