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26th June 2017
02:29pm BST
It takes a few minutes to bag up your rubbish, but takes volunteers weeks and costs thousands. Love the farm #LeaveNoTrace. #Glasto2017 pic.twitter.com/a3L9wH7HR7
— John Peel Stage (@Johnpeel2017) June 26, 2017
The festival organisers ran the #LeaveNoTrace campaign this year, asking festival-goers to clean up after themselves sharing the message and hashtag across their social media.#leavenotrace #glastonbury pic.twitter.com/z4OrOuvpCR
— Tariq Taylor (@TeeTeeDawg) June 26, 2017
Thank you @GlastoFest for an amazing week. Campsite clear. #LeaveNoTrace pic.twitter.com/OLzOctliFh
— Ben Birchall (@BenBirchallUK) June 26, 2017
We left no trace.#Glastonbury2017 #Glastonbury #leaveNoTrace pic.twitter.com/CcT1mJWxmZ
— Ade (@Bubwal) June 25, 2017
While many shared pictures of the their successful camp ground's clean-up, volunteers still spent hours today picking up rubbish.Come on people! There was a big rubbish dump 20 yards from this #Glastonbury #LeaveNoTrace @GlastoWatch @GlastoFest https://t.co/v5meIQusLJ pic.twitter.com/HWjKNfrRXt
— Tristan Cork BPost (@TristanCorkPost) June 26, 2017
Glastonbury rubbish squad Other Stage early shift. pic.twitter.com/dlrcH9590E
— Nick Constable (@ConstableNC) June 25, 2017
This was like a landfill site at midnight. Fabulous work by the litter pickers #Glastonbury2017 #WorthyWarriors #Leavenotrace pic.twitter.com/QErD5KKGh8
— Kev Simmonds (@KevSimmonds) June 25, 2017
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