Glastonbury Tor Festival Memories 8.8.88
I thought it might be fun to share the story of my first time visiting Glastonbury Tor and Town with you all, for a free festival on 8.8.88.
Red Brick Building Community Garden
I recently revisited the Red Brick Building Community Garden on the edge of Glastonbury. I found it blooming, in more ways than one.
Magical Music in Hallr Woods
An afternoon of music in Hallr Woods featured some of Somerset’s best folk musicians in a truly magical woodland setting.
Camping at Bob’s Field
A friendly new Glastonbury eco friendly campsite with bell tents, fire pits and a great view of the Tor. Occasional special events at the field’s Cantina featuring home cooked street food.
Glastonbury’s Avalon Club
Glastonbury’s Avalon Club is a friendly local social club in the centre of Glastonbury. They are keen to welcome new members, so I went for a guided tour of their facilities and to meet some of the regulars.
Glastonbury for Vegans
Glastonbury has a lot to offer vegans (and vegetarians). Here’s a guide to cafes, restaurants, pubs, accommodation, shops and services in what’s quite possibly England’s most vegan friendly town.
A Life in the Landscape with Photographer Peter Longden
I love meeting people and hearing their stories about how they came to live in Glastonbury. I recently interviewed photographer, amateur astronomer and dowser Peter Longden about his life, his images and his love of Glastonbury.
Glastonbury Town by Bicycle
Information and advice for Glastonbury Town’s visiting and local cyclists. Where to go, where to stay, bike hire and Electric Bike advice.
Queen of Cups Restaurant and Freehouse
I’m delighted about the opening of ‘Queen of Cups’, Glastonbury’s newest restaurant and freehouse. It’s a fun, fresh and female-led approach to dining and drinking in Glastonbury that I’m confident will be very popular.
Benedict Street Kitchen
Benedict Street Kitchen is an exciting addition to Glastonbury’s growing good food scene. I recently met with owner Lucy Wyatt to talk about Farm to Fork, local and seasonal fare.
Glastonbury Book News
Just published – The ‘Crap Views of the Tor’ Postcard Book. Plus, the ‘Normal For Glastonbury’ paperback is now available worldwide.
