She’s from Compton Dundon, a local village and worked every year on Pennard Hill campsite crew. Our formative years were spent at this festival finding out who we were and experiencing our consciousness for the first time. Glastonbury is more than a festival for me and the people closest to me it’s a place where we have come to be who we are, where we have experienced love and joy and sadness and change. This photo to me represents a time in my life when I first fully embraced what the festival could mean in my life, with people who would stay with me for many years. 

I’ve been to Glastonbury every year possible since I was little with my mother. To me Glastonbury is a place until any other because it’s marked every year of my life, it’s been a part of my identity, it has been a moment in time which reflects who I have been at that moment. My first Glastonbury I was turning 3 and I hope to turn into birthdays for years to come, in a place that always has something to teach and new things to show you. It’s true magic and I wouldn’t be myself without it.