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How One Family's Love For The Land Became An Iconic Festival | BBC Earth At Glastonbury
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3:32Now PlayingEmily Eavis, co-organiser and daughter of Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis, reveals the history of the festival and its deep relationship with the nature surrounding it.
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