BestINews! - The enormous field at Worthy Farm, Mendip, United Kingdom was empty. There were not thousand of humans who filled the field, after thousand people of cross-age, teen to adult, cheered Katy Perry to Ed Sheeran on Wednesday (21/6) to Monday (26/6). Leaving only a pile of junk.
Sheeran's outdoor music festival closed the most awaited part in Glastonbury, United Kingdom. Although his performance was not called as the maximum one, he accompanied about 200 thousand music lovers back to their homes. The Festival was leaving only a memory, and plenty of junk.
As reported the Daily Mail, the garbage scattered the Worthy Farm after the event ended. The cleaning service of the festival Committee issued 785 thousand pound of junk to be cleaned up in the area after the event.
The morning after the festival ended, 800 cleaning services were looked cleaning the plastic or paper bags of food at the festival whose width is almost 365 hectares acres. They were 'scrambling' the dozens of junk together, againts the gulls who tried to scavenge food in there.
It was mentioned that the festival participants left 57 tons of stuff that could be reused, 1,022 tons of garbage can be recycled and 500 thousand sacks of trash that contains the others.
The festival comittee had already warned the festival participants on the garbage problem.
Those who brought tents to celebrate the six-days five-nights music, ware reminded to carry their tent home rather than leaving it in the location.
The poster written "Loved the environment, do not leave garbage" also sticked everywhere. 514 food outlets had already asked to use the tools that were environmentally friendly, and purchasers were suggested to dispose the trash in its place.
Still, the garbage is still scattered around.
The festival founder, Michael Eavis, decided to obviate Glastonbury in 2018. He mentions it as a 'fallow year,' in the purpose to make Worthy Farm 'breathe' back from the passionate party.
It is a 'break' that has always taken every six years. "This place needs a break, altogether with the village and life around it," said Eavis.
But, the festival will be back in the following year.
In 2020, Glastonbury will celebrate its 50 years. It is still the most awaited music festival.
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| Photo : Reuters |
Sheeran's outdoor music festival closed the most awaited part in Glastonbury, United Kingdom. Although his performance was not called as the maximum one, he accompanied about 200 thousand music lovers back to their homes. The Festival was leaving only a memory, and plenty of junk.
As reported the Daily Mail, the garbage scattered the Worthy Farm after the event ended. The cleaning service of the festival Committee issued 785 thousand pound of junk to be cleaned up in the area after the event.
The morning after the festival ended, 800 cleaning services were looked cleaning the plastic or paper bags of food at the festival whose width is almost 365 hectares acres. They were 'scrambling' the dozens of junk together, againts the gulls who tried to scavenge food in there.
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| Photo : Reuters |
It was mentioned that the festival participants left 57 tons of stuff that could be reused, 1,022 tons of garbage can be recycled and 500 thousand sacks of trash that contains the others.
The festival comittee had already warned the festival participants on the garbage problem.
Those who brought tents to celebrate the six-days five-nights music, ware reminded to carry their tent home rather than leaving it in the location.
The poster written "Loved the environment, do not leave garbage" also sticked everywhere. 514 food outlets had already asked to use the tools that were environmentally friendly, and purchasers were suggested to dispose the trash in its place.
Still, the garbage is still scattered around.
 |
| Photo : Reuters |
The festival founder, Michael Eavis, decided to obviate Glastonbury in 2018. He mentions it as a 'fallow year,' in the purpose to make Worthy Farm 'breathe' back from the passionate party.
 |
| Photo : AFP Photo |
It is a 'break' that has always taken every six years. "This place needs a break, altogether with the village and life around it," said Eavis.
But, the festival will be back in the following year.
In 2020, Glastonbury will celebrate its 50 years. It is still the most awaited music festival.
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