Could Glastonbury be on the move in 2018?

Glastonbury don Michael Eavis has hinted that the festival may be on the move in 2018.
The Worthy Farm extravaganza typically takes a year's break every five year – in order to allow the farm to recover – but the boss has hinted that the planned fallow year in 2018 may instead see "something special" – likely occurring away from its spiritual home.
"I have never really considered retiring because I would miss the festival too much," he told the Bristol Post. "That is why I don't really want to have a year without a festival. At my age I want to enjoy as many festivals as I possibly can.
"I am getting too old and I don't want to miss out on any festivals."
Since beginning as the Pilton Pop, Blues & Folk Festival, a 1,500 capacity gathering in 1970, the festival has always taken place on Worthy Farm, which now welcomes 177,500 every year.
This June's event will see Muse, Coldplay and Adele headlining.