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The Man himself is a 52 foot high wooden structure, also lit up at night by long pink and blue lights he stands on a stack of bales of hay and on Saturday he is set on fire, surrounded by fire dancers and flame throwing machines. Everyone walks to the center of the camp to watch this and as he slowly crumbled and disintegrated everyone cheered. As we left the camp the wardens were holding signs - including 365 days to go and counting....... | ||||
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