Glastonbury Festival 2015 Part 2

It’s taken me longer than I thought to go through all the photographs of Glastonbury and because I don’t want to bombard you with every single one, it’s difficult to know what to share! So, here’s a taste of the sights, sounds and pleasures that the festival has to offer. P.S Aren’t the ‘Peace Time’ wings that crowned the Pyramid Stage incredible?

Just walking around the site is enough in itself. The buildings, sculptures and people are as just as important as the acts that play here. Otherwise, why would everyone pay over £200 a ticket without seeing the lineup? Of course we did see our fair share of amazing artists including Patti Smith, The Libertines, Super Furry Animals, Courtney Barnett and more but as most seasoned Glastonbury Festival goers will tell you it’s the atmosphere and creativity that makes people come back, time and time again. Oh and yes, we did see Lionel Richie. He was AMAZING.

Ivy Wax Jacket c/o Country Attire

OK, a couple of these photographs were taken before we left ( I was scared I might lose my new jacket!) but this gives you a taste of my favourite piece of festival clothing, the wax jacket! I’ve coveted wax jackets for years, being not only stylish but functional too. When you live in the countryside, practicality is key and when you go to Glastonbury Festival, protection from the weather is a necessity. Luckily for us there were only 2 large downpours at the festival and the Country Attire jacket survived both, and more importantly, I stayed dry and warm.

The craftsmanship and attention to detail on this jacket is impressive. With a Milair 500 lining (which offers wind and waterproof protection), 8 pockets (buttoned and zipped – ideal for festivals), stylish signature Country Attire lining and a two-year guarantee it’s no surprise it is designed and hand crafted right here in the UK.