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The Guardian - UK
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Entertainment

Glastonbury festival day one

Glastonbury arrivals: The first of the 140,000 music fans
The first of the expected 140,000 music fans begin to arrive at Worthy Farm
Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images
Glastonbury arrivals: The gates opened this morning at 8am
The gates opened this morning at 8am
Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images
Glastonbury arrivals: Revellers arrive carting festival essentials
Essential supplies – including wellies – are carted in
Photograph: Ben Birchall/PA
Glastonbury arrivals: Festivalgoers on their way to Glastonbury Festival
Festivalgoers stop off in nearby Shepton Mallet to decant forbidden glass booze bottles into plastic ones
Photograph: Ben Birchall/PA
Glastonbury arrivals: Crowds begin to gather at the festival
Crowds – but hopefully not clouds – begin to gather
Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images
Glastonbury arrivals: A man carries beer
A festivalgoer carries his own beer tent
Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images
Glastonbury: Festival goers at the train station
Passengers arrive on the musical express
Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images
Glastonbury: Setting up tents at Worthy Farm
No worries about a dodgy pitch here
Photograph: Yui Mok/PA
Glastonbury: Tramping across the grass to the camping areas
Looking for the best spot – close, but not too close, to the toilets
Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images
Glastonbury fans: An England fan drinks water among the tents at the Glastonbury Festival
A quick water break among the tents
Photograph: Luke MacGregor/Reuters
Glastonbury fans: The Glastonbury Festival crowd watch England's World Cup match
The festival crowd follows the thrills and spills of England's World Cup match against Slovenia, shown on the main stage screens
Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images
Glastonbury fans: England fans buy drinks at an ice cream van at the Glastonbury Festival
Ice-creams all round please
Photograph: Luke MacGregor/Reuters
Glastonbury fans: England football fans celebrate England's goal against Slovenia
Sports fan celebrate as England scores
Photograph: David Levene for the Guardian
Glastonbury 2010 : Glastonbury Festival View
View across the teepee field and camp site from the stone circle
Photograph: Gary Wolstenholme/Redferns
Glastonbury 2010 : Glastonbury Stone Circle
Crowds gather at the stone circle for the first night of Glastonbury 2010
Photograph: Alicia Canter
Glastonbury 2010 : Lantern at Glastonbury Festival 2010
Revellers light and release paper lanterns at the stone circle
Photograph: Ben Birchall/PA
Glastonbury 2010 : Ribbon Tower at Glastonbury Festival 2010
Festivalgoers look out from the ribbon tower in the park field
Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty
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