| The true way to start Greenbelt weekend is in a car which is beautifully packed but without any room at all for the passengers.
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| Tent up and ready.
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| First job, study the programme and decide what is unmissable.
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| John and Anna enjoying a cooked breakfast.
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| A catch up with friends at the Tiny Tea Tent.
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| Top venue of the weekend - the performance cafe, featuring many great acoustic acts and a sparkly ceiling.
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| Miriam Jones, for example.
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| Rhiann Grundy.
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| The rice exhibition - visualising an array of population statistics. Here, a grain of rice for every person infected with HIV.
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| The swine flu-proof "Elbow Bump of Peace".
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| Noah's Ark on the move.
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| Top act of the festival, the ever favourite Duke Special.
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| With a full band, the Duke moved his performance to a new level of insanity.
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| Martyn Joseph and Stewart Henderson being normal.
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| Athlete headlined on Monday night.
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| Tim won the "Last Orders" competition 2 days running, so was told to get a life and do something else at Greenbelt.
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| There's an excellent explanation as to why Andy and Sue are dressed like that, but the photo is far more amusing without it.
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| A shave at Greenbelt! A first in 15 Greenbelts, and not a bad experience actually. He'll be having showers and staying in a bed and breakfast before you know it!
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