Glastonbury Festival as seen from the sky
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Image caption, James Pearce took to the sky above Worthy Farm on Sunday morning
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Preparations are under way ahead of Glastonbury Festival starting on Wednesday.
On Saturday evening, James Pearce, a Somerset-based paraglider, took to the skies 1,000ft above Worthy Farm to take a peek at the site.
He shared images of the view online, showing a sea of colourful tents and stages spanning the landscape.
"It's immense up there," he said.
Mr Pearce paraglides over the site every year, weather permitting.
"I love flying. It's a passion and I get a different view of [Glastonbury].
"People don't see the scale of it - that's why I do it," he added.
About 200,000 people are expected to attend this year's festival, which will be headlined by Dua Lipa, SZA and Coldplay.
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