You are too kind sir (madam?). I do my best

Hello .( I am a woman by the way,) and you are most welcome re: my compliment~ it was just the truth and certainly heads above the efforts made by most people on youtube . It was such a departure from most other films I have viewed on youtube and almost always been disappointed in, that I felt I had to let you know how appreciated it was ~ a beautifully executed and conceived film ~ a joy to view. Thank you for sharing it.

My favourite Glastonbury vid. Perfect music. Atmospheric. Captured perfectly. Thank you. ❤

Thankyou Ingrid. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thankyou for your kind comments. If it touched your heart it has done its job and I hope you have a great trip at the end of the year. It's a shame you're not visiting now. Spring has sprung and Avalon is again alive with warmth, colour and birdsong. Blessings.

Mary Lattari Many thanks Mary. Hope you have a good trip.

You're very welcome Joanne. I was walking in the Abbey ruins just yesterday. It never loses its magic and mystery.

I'm inclined to agree with you Gerry. Captures the heart for sure.

Ooo have fun Stephanie van Driesen =))

Yup, the request has been made and the result to follow... Btw, we should catch up Jana Moreno

Thanks Christopher. Glad you enjoyed it. It is indeed a special place

Thank you for your kind words Melissa and thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.

Beautiful England

+Alex Bryant I think so

Glad you enjoyed it Cameron. It is indeed a magical place. Namaste.

+FoxyDevonLady Thankyou. Glad you enjoyed it. The photos at the end are all my own, taken over a few seasons with various cameras, both good and not so good. Is that a film camera you're holding in your avatar?

+Somerset Pete Yes, it is. I never took to digital and still love using film. I'd wondered the same about some of your photos as they have the kind of colours that can be softer yet richer than digital pics...if that makes sense, lol.

+FoxyDevonLady Well spotted Foxy. I also occasionally use some excellent film emulation software which reproduces (ironically) the grain imperfections and tints of various film emulsions. I know some film users shy away from digital because of its perceived' coldness'. This fixes that. www.dxo.com/us/photography/photo-software/dxo-filmpack I used to have my own darkroom many years ago and still have some affection for the old classic films.

+Somerset Pete Cheers for the link, Pete. I too used to process & print my own films in the darkroom, but just B&W ones. It's amazing how creative it can be isn't it. I use Boots now for colour film, and they'd be very hard to beat for quality...apart from the odd lost film, lol, but they do chase them and they turn up a few weeks later. Not as immediate as digital! ;) Part of the charm for me though, to see what I took and relive my visits. :)

+FoxyDevonLady Yes I have to agree that digital took some of the magic away. Some call it creative freedom, but in the days of film we had to be much more mindful of what we were capturing both practicality and cost-wise; and I seem to print so few of my images these days. Although, that said, I've just framed a 30" panorama of the Somerset Levels and Glastonbury Tor! Do you have a gallery on-line anywhere? - then again I guess that would involve scanning your images?

Sparklytank Hi and thanks for your comment. According to this web page this location isn’t included in the 2005 Pride and Prejudice but several locations nearby were, including Wilton House, Nr Salisbury and the Stourhead Estate very close to my home. www.movie-locations.com/movies/p/PrideAndPrejudice05.html#.VZ_WaXh--V5But curiously enough I recently composed a piece of music inspired by that very film! which I thought was beautifully shot and directed by Joe Wright. You can listen to it here: soundcloud.com/peter-vines/on-seeing-pemberley Strange world huh? Do you believe in synchronicity?

You are very welcome. Yes there is indeed a place like this and if you visited you would feel its magic and it would call you back time and again.

Tancred de Beaumanoir They are indeed, but sadly Gog has now died. www.unitythroughdiversity.org/gog--magog.html

Hi Colinda. Glad you liked it. I'm afraid I can't recall the precise playlist but if you go to this site www.onlinevideoconverter.com you can extract the audio from the video very easily. I'm in Glastonbury just about every week. Perhaps our paths will cross one day.

Thank you Pete, and when it's meant to be we will meet somedayblessings Colinda

You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it. I compiled the soundtrack from various sources but if you copy the video's URL into the "KeepVid" web page you should be able to download the audio as an MP3 file from there. Hope this helps.

Thank you.

Hi Lisa. The video is still working fine at my end, Are you watching in HD? If so, perhaps try watching it in a lower resolution. Just a thought.

No my pc is ok. For me it is a sign to go there with my twin flame do you live there? And so is there something special at the moment?

Lisa van Beemdelust I live nearby and get down there most weeks when I can. There's usually something going on most of the time, but sometimes I just like to dwell in the landscape. It's a special place for me,