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I've been coming to Green Man festival since 2005, and I was inspired by a session celebrating the 15th anniversary of Green Man by Pete Paphides, Johnny Lynch and James Yorkston to collect together info I've got about Green Man festival.

The pictures here are all mine.  I'm sure there are better ones out there, and I've not shown some of my best ones if they feature my friends and family, as I wanted this to be a document of the festival.

I'm not promising everything here is accurate - most of it is from memory!

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