Glastonbuy

My friend and I are thinking of going to Glastonbury for a night or
two. Can anyone recommend any good b&b's?

On Fri, 07 Jul 2006 00:22:12 +0100, Jack Campin - bogus address
wrote:

My friend and I are thinking of going to Glastonbury for a nigh
or two. Can anyone recommend any good b&b's?

The point of Glastonbury is to wallow in mud with 100,000 other
people. Why would anybody want a B&B?

My girlfriend's kids have been several times. The trick is to
get there early, pitch your tent at the most remote point in the
campsite, and preferably join up with a few other people to form
a sort of stockade.

It's not on this year anyway.

I think they want to visit the place, for the tor and the abbey maybe,
rather than the festival, hence a B&B being an excellent idea. not
that I know any....

Jim.

I've always used http://www.glastonbury.co.uk/accommodation/index.htm
and had good luck finding nice places that way.

On 6 Jul 2006 09:53:10 -0700, "silvercelt" wrote:

My friend and I are thinking of going to Glastonbury for a night or
two. Can anyone recommend any good b&b's?

Smoothhound is your friend!
http://www.smoothhound.co.uk/glastonb.html

- TR

erm i am not going to a festival it not even on this year.. is it?

Jack Campin - bogus address wrote:
My friend and I are thinking of going to Glastonbury for a nigh
or two. Can anyone recommend any good b&b's?

The point of Glastonbury is to wallow in mud with 100,000 other
people. Why would anybody want a B&B?

My girlfriend's kids have been several times. The trick is to
get there early, pitch your tent at the most remote point in the
campsite, and preferably join up with a few other people to form
a sort of stockade.

It's not on this year anyway.

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I am going to visit the town yes=) there is more to glastonbury than
the festival although I would love to go there too. hehe.

Jim Ley wrote:
On Fri, 07 Jul 2006 00:22:12 +0100, Jack Campin - bogus address
wrote:

My friend and I are thinking of going to Glastonbury for a nigh
or two. Can anyone recommend any good b&b's?

The point of Glastonbury is to wallow in mud with 100,000 other
people. Why would anybody want a B&B?

My girlfriend's kids have been several times. The trick is to
get there early, pitch your tent at the most remote point in the
campsite, and preferably join up with a few other people to form
a sort of stockade.

It's not on this year anyway.

I think they want to visit the place, for the tor and the abbey maybe,
rather than the festival, hence a B&B being an excellent idea. not
that I know any....

Jim.

Thank you for web address=)

Tamzen Cannoy wrote:
I've always used http://www.glastonbury.co.uk/accommodation/index.htm
and had good luck finding nice places that way.