Solstice Greetings to you from your favourite Town. Lots of news about poetry, photography, art and me banging on about cycling again.
One of the most exciting things going on in the town right now is the growing number of good eateries opening up in Glastonbury, with a focus on fresh, local food.
New from Glastonbury at the start of April 2021, as we look forward to opening up again after lockdown.
Latest of my news from Glastonbury as we slowly emerge from the third and hopefully last UK Coronavirus lockdown.
An album of photographs depicting Glastonbury's iconic landmark dressed according to the season.
This isn't about Glastonbury as there isn't much to write about at the moment. Instead it's a true story of Celestial Bodies and Burial Chambers. Hope you enjoy it.
Autumn 2020 news from Glastonbury, including an exciting new video collaboration featuring some of Glastonbury's most interesting characters, the Heart of the Tribe gallery and some ideas for books to curl up with this Winter.
News from Glastonbury as it slowly starts to welcome back visitors. My new book. Photos of Glastonbury in Lockdown and more.
May 2020 - A Year of We Are Normal For Glastonbury, please give me feedback! My thoughts on Glastonbury in Lockdown and a Free Book Offer!
I was delighted to receive an email to which these wonderful old picture postcards of Glastonbury were attached, from We Are Normal For Glastonbury member Angela Peel-White. Angela explained that she bought these vintage postcards nearly 30 years ago from a man who sold postcards and books from the alleyway into the square behind the...
At the start of this Corona Virus crisis I’d spent an anxious few days on an emotional roller-coaster. Not one of those modern roller-coasters that’s all steel and restraining bars and hourly safety checks, but a wooden one from the 1930’s that lurches in the wrong direction and feels like it will go off the rails at any moment.
Learn what really brings the community together in Glastonbury at Christmas. Plus lots of arty news, Frost Fair photos and Fairy Lights.
Followers of the Normal for Glastonbury Facebook page will have seen I encourage people to post up 'Crap photos of the Tor'. Glastonbury Tor is such an iconic landmark it is harder to take a dull, boring photograph of it than a good one! I thought the natural progression of my somewhat perverse amusement at Glastonbury scenes that might deter the tourist, would be to imagine a postcard from someone who did not appreciate Glastonbury's charm and appeal. Here's the first in the series.
September has been a very colourful month in Glastonbury, with a victory for Keeping Glastonbury Colourful and the launch of the Glastonbury Mural Trail and Somerset Arts Weeks 2019.
News, musings and photos from the hottest Summer months in Glastonbury.
The day Walker returned to the tribe was the day that changed everything and nothing. It was evening and the Glastoni tribe were gathered around the great fire. They were drinking a brew that Squiffy had accidentally invented, having left the apple harvest too long in a hollowed-out log, which had once been the home...
A bumper post of news from Glastonbury Town during the merry month of May. With exclusive photos of the May Day celebrations.
A recap of this Summer's events in Glastonbury Town.
A round up of early Summer news from Glastonbury.
It's Normal For Glastonbury's 7th birthday, so here's a recap of some of my favourite posts.
I arrived in Glastonbury in 1999, thanks to a friend of mine who ran a Druid Clan of Dana grove in the town at the time. I moved from Yeovil, where I was living in a flat owned by my late mother, who passed away in October. I have some good memories of my mother,...
A deeply personal post with starlings, photos from the Ham Wall nature reserve and lots of Glastonbury Town sunsets.
A round up of news and events pre Christmas 2022. Lots of photos and all sorts of weather!
Featuring Zombies, pagans and Christians with megaphones, but no fairies.
I've had a crap year and it just got crapper. I find myself unable to be funny so I'm being honest instead.
Last Friday, I took my brother Stuart up the Tor to celebrate his 40th birthday.