Sunday and Monday

View fullsize The day started with Mike saying "oh... my shoes aren't comfortable because they're on the wrong feet..."	View fullsize Have a look at the full photo of this carving.
View fullsize The most bizarre sight; women doing yoga in a dome full of silver inflatable fish, while men watched from deckchairs and read the Sunday papers.	View fullsize Kids field, featuring a Camera Obscura, adventure playground ship, and various small shows.
View fullsize The snail - not as good as 2000's dragon, but pretty cool.	View fullsize View over the festival.
View fullsize This lass offered "energy truffles".	View fullsize Accessory of the festival was poi, balls with ribbons attached which you swing from each hand like rhythmic gymnastics.
View fullsize More carvings - as you sit back to look around things like this suddenly stand out.	View fullsize View into the Greenpeace field.
View fullsize New Model Army. Great to see them back at Glastonbury!	View fullsize I stood inside a pylon.
View fullsize Badly Drawn Boy played a laid back set.	View fullsize Anyone for poppers?
View fullsize View of the arena as the crowds grew in the early evening.	View fullsize Roger Waters was fantastic, playing lots of old Floyd in quadrophonic sound on 9 speaker stacks in the arena. Here you can see the marching hammers from The Wall on the video screen.
View fullsize Pigs on the Wing... Roger played a few songs from Animals, and played cards with the band during the long instrumentals.	View fullsize A typical shot of the arena.
View fullsize We were also treated to several songs from Dark Side of the Moon.	View fullsize My last shot of Roger Waters - although there are a few more in the fullsize section.
View fullsize These decorations marked the entrance to the disabled campsite. The ADD stewards made the festival easier.	View fullsize The cinema projector tent - screened from the middle of the eye - captured as my last photo on the way out of the site on Monday.