EPISODE · Mar 11, 2024 · 27 MIN
Packing for music festivals. Bags, booze, food and tents.
from Festival Sounds · host Bilal and Tilly
Tilly and Bilal try to cover how they pack for festivals in one episode and don't even come close to covering it all. We cover bag, booze, food and tents.We do manage to chat about some of the challenges we face, what the rules are for taking glass into festival fields, getting the right bag and tent. And a little bit of food chat.
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