Well another Port Fairy Folk Festival has come and gone and it was a stellar event this year with a range of exceptional artists to mark its 30th anniversary.
Naturally, being a folk festival, The Green Man was there both in person and in song but he was not the only substantial Celtic figure at the festival.
This substantial gentleman was quite understandably commanding significant attention.
His dog "oggie" was also a hit however it is fair to say that there was some consternation from the children when they were wee'd upon.
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or read the most recent entries here.So this is the greenman's sad web site. Perhaps you should venture into matters theological to increase your site hits, rather than rambling on about your "substantial" presence at the Port Fairy Folk Festival.
Posted by: Kieren Green at March 19, 2006 09:14 AMYou don't have to read it Kieren perhaps you would be happier spending you time elsewhere.
Touchy, touchy. Still have a hangover do we?
Posted by: Kieren Green at March 19, 2006 09:23 AMIt is fair to say a considerable amount of Guinness was consumed.
Posted by: Greenman at March 19, 2006 09:35 AMI thought the greenman was a cider person. Would cider be considered to gay at a folk festival. But then folk festivals are a bit gay, aren't they?
Posted by: Kieren Green at March 19, 2006 09:39 AMCoincidently there was also cider consumed. In the festival proper it is largely a choice of guinness or guinness unless you want to with a girly drink like wine.
Naturally folk festivals are gay events, all that singing and dancing around the may pole. How could it be otherwise.
Posted by: Greenman at March 19, 2006 09:43 AMI can imagine that folk music can only have meaning to an inebriated person. Occasionally one finds oneself accidentally listening to folk music on the radio whilst driving, and no matter how hard I try to "get into it", I can't tell you how much of a relief it is to switch back over to abc news radio.
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