Glasto 2016: Six weeks in the making

Tents galore, stalls scattered across the site and an abundance of wellies and tents. Looking around the site its hard to believe that its is a working farm.

But Kylie's came to Worthy Farm six weeks ago when the grass was still green, and there were no tents in site.

On her visit on the 10th May, it was rainy but the grass was green. Here are a few before and afters to enjoy and capture the transformation process.

THE PARK TOWER

Flash forward to the 23rd June and is it raining?> Surprisingly not!

But as you can see, where there was once plenty of grass, now it's just a lot of mud. There's now the Park Tower (fully constructed) in the background.

THE OLD RAILWAY LINE

But how do you navigate your way round? >People are always getting lost but if there's one thing that you can spot for sure, its the old railway line.

It stands out as the only straight road in the whole site.

But fast forward to now, it's difficult to know if you're in the same place.

THE PYRAMID STAGE

Rewind to 6 weeks ago, even the Pyramid Stage hadn't been fully built yet.

THE OLD OAK TREE

And here's the old Oak Tree, that's a real meeting point for people who're at the festival.

What a difference six weeks makes. Here's the same old oak tree covered in green leaves.

So the stage is set and the crowds are filing in, ready for the music to begin.

Watch Kylie's Before v After report here: