cartographical orientation layouts to you.

New locations and poor access to maps is important burble for working folk and it got us to a point that we will have next year - accurate KNOWLEDGE. Those who leave work at 4 or 5pm and towing (some of us can take caravans to work) will be hard pushed to find things in the rush hour.

My point is that signage is usually good at folk festivals BUT

it is good for the folk who put it there - not the driver who doesn't know where the signs might be, has idiots coming at them from all directions and those pesky kids coming home from school and see a target to be removed, turned or generally dis-heavalled.

My advice is to check signage at 4pm and 6pm - as I am on duty somewhere - probably campsite 1, I may be doing it myself at 5.55.

And it helps to have a printable map so that we can visualise where we are going before we arrive.

Would you sing a song in a singaround without consulting and memorising the words in advance?
I rest my case.