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Pizza and fake boobs: inside Glastonbury's tents

Have you ever wondered what people take to Glastonbury Festival?

BBC Radio Somerset presenter Andy Bennett took a look inside festival-goers tents.

He found all kinds of interesting things - from fake boobs, to leftover pizza and a 'well used' airbed.

Video journalist: Will Richards

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