FEAST your eyes onthe £3K luxury yurts that rock legend Mick Jagger will be basking in between Glastonbury performances this weekend. Towering 20-feet over their neighbours these £3K British chestnut and ash wooden structures are decked out like a Mongolian prince’s nomadic palace. Pictures show “Glasto-glamping” at its most exclusive, with luxury king-sized beds with sideboards, mirrors and candles that are a million miles from the mud and leaky tents most festival revellers with experience this weekend. Not only will the Rolling Stones frontman enjoy his own private yurt, but his money has bought him all the pleasures of the VIP section called Shangri La – luxury toilet and shower block, independent restaurants and even a chauffeur driven buggy that will take him directly to the Pyramid stage for his performances.
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