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Bird’s eye view of Glastonbury Festival

James Pearce, 51, took the photos from 1,000ft after taking off from a farmer's field

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2019-06-26 09:42
in Music
credit:SWNS

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These colourful photos show a bird’s eye view of Glastonbury Festival taken by a local who glided over at 1,000ft using his paramotor.

credit;SWNS

James Pearce, 51, often flies his powered paraglider from a field near the world famous music festival site in Somerset.

credit;SWNS

He has been watching organisers put up tents, stages, tipis and bars for months, and took some striking photos when he flew over on Saturday.

credit;SWNS

James, who has been flying for two years, said: “I live in Glastonbury and use a farmer’s field here to fly from so have been watching the prep work for the festival for the last couple of months .

credit;SWNS

“The paramotor lives in the back of my van so is always ready for a fly if I’m driving around and see a nice field to fly from.

credit:swns

“I’m always taking photos on my phone.”

credit:SWNS

These colourful photos show a bird’s eye view of Glastonbury Festival taken by a local who glided over at 1,000ft using his paramotor.

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credit;SWNS

James Pearce, 51, often flies his powered paraglider from a field near the world famous music festival site in Somerset.

credit;SWNS

He has been watching organisers put up tents, stages, tipis and bars for months, and took some striking photos when he flew over on Saturday.

credit;SWNS

James, who has been flying for two years, said: “I live in Glastonbury and use a farmer’s field here to fly from so have been watching the prep work for the festival for the last couple of months .

credit;SWNS

“The paramotor lives in the back of my van so is always ready for a fly if I’m driving around and see a nice field to fly from.

credit:swns

“I’m always taking photos on my phone.”

credit:SWNS

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