Well, most of the washing done and the tents packed away and I’ve posted my pics from Latitude here. We had an excellent time, amazingly relaxing too. Special thanks to Ollie who handed in my phone. I think latitude has some the feel about it that Glastonbury had when we first use to go.
I think this massively helped by the size. There are parts of Glastonbury so distant that no one would sensibly trek their through all the mass of humanity let alone the inevitable mud. But at Latitude most stages are close together so when we heard Pet Shop boys start their set fortunately just as BLBW finished his successful stint in the literary tent we where watching Neil and Chris and their cardboard box headed singers by the end of the first number.
Other highlights included: Magazine, Nick Cave, Camera Obscura, St Etienne, Sitting drinking in BBLW & L’s pleasure dome while the thunder rumbled and the sky lit up, the free draining soil oh and lots of other things.
I think this massively helped by the size. There are parts of Glastonbury so distant that no one would sensibly trek their through all the mass of humanity let alone the inevitable mud. But at Latitude most stages are close together so when we heard Pet Shop boys start their set fortunately just as BLBW finished his successful stint in the literary tent we where watching Neil and Chris and their cardboard box headed singers by the end of the first number.
Other highlights included: Magazine, Nick Cave, Camera Obscura, St Etienne, Sitting drinking in BBLW & L’s pleasure dome while the thunder rumbled and the sky lit up, the free draining soil oh and lots of other things.
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