Wednesday 1st July 2015 by Andrew Trendell | Photos by WENN

Take us back - 11 things we already miss about Glastonbury

Oh, to be back at Worthy Farm again

That point where you realise you're so muddy, you're literally part of Glastonbury, and you feel complete

The feeling where Lionel Richie takes you and tens and thousands of others to his bosom (in a paternal way) All you want to do is look after him and let him know 'WHAT IS GOING ON' and dance on the ceiling.

The view from the top of The Park. Day or night, whether with friends of people you've just met, stunning.

That feeling that among the 175,000 other people, are your new best friends. So many positive feels.

The simplicity of being able to navigate your way to your friends by their proximity to a shit flag (our favourite was for the Business Freight Journal. Yes, they have flags now)

The flames and chaos of Arcadia. Why don't all other nights out feature thousands of ravers losing their nut around a giant flaming robot spider?

The fact that there's nowhere else in the UK quite like Shangri La, anywhere.

Block 9, kinda. If you can remember it, you weren't doing it right.

Those arm-in-arm ecstatic sing-alongs with awesome friends: Our favourites - The Libertines, Lionel Richie, Belle & Sebastian, Ryan Adams, Death Cab.

The view from the Stone Circe at sunset: TAKE US BACK.

Just being there: The atmosphere, the loving camaraderie among you fellow Glasto-goers, the relentlessly brilliant music and the blend of a non-stop party with a chilled-out haven. Watching it back on iPlayer and reliving it on Facebook just won't do. There's no place like Glasto. Nothing compares.

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So we've established that we're all suffering from a severe case of the post-Glastonbury blues - and there's nothing quite like it. But what is it that inspires this evil affliction? Well, Glasto is a place like nowehere else, and comes with certain aspects that the mundanity of everyday life just can't compete with.

There's just nothing quite like wandering up to The Park during twilight hours or sunrise, or losing your shit to the giant robot spider of Arcadia, or simply just being at one with 170,000 other people.

It pains us to not be there - and are the 11 things we already miss about Glastonbury.

Take us back - 11 things we already miss about Glastonbury

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