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February 6 – little green men

February 6, 2020February 7, 2020 / Kokuu / Leave a comment

“Some say the valley has always been haunted
Ever since river ran.
Rippling waters as fast as the colours
Conceal the green man.”

— Roy Harper, The Green Man (The Green Man, 2000)

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Barfrestone church, Kent (top left), the wheel window (top right),
the stone carvings above the door (bottom left), a grotesque (bottom right)

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