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2008 Ganja Faeries

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Ganja Faeries are the spirit of the MardiGrass Cannabis Law Reform March and Rally. They dance behind the Bundjalung people who traditionally welcome the protesters to their country each year. The ganja faery dance has itself become a tradition simply because the laws remain unacceptable to all self respecting ganja users, be they Bundjalung, faeries [...] . . . → Click to view: 2008 Ganja Faeries


Nimbin MardiGrass 2006 Rally

Nimbin MardiGrass 2006 Rally

The 14th annual Cannabis Law Reform Rally. Six segments for YouTube are the Parade arriving in Peace Park with the . . . → Click to view: Nimbin MardiGrass 2006 Rally


420 Global Marijuana March 2010 Nimbin, Australia

420 Global Marijuana March 2010 Nimbin, Australia

2010 HEMP OLYMPIX Mens Final – Bong Throw and Yell

2010 HEMP OLYMPIX Mens Final – Bong Throw and Yell

Sunday 2nd of May from Peace Park hosted by Sorrensen and Glover. www.nimbinmardigrass.com . . . → Click to view: 2010 HEMP OLYMPIX Mens Final – Bong Throw and Yell


Cannabis Cup 2010 Nimbin MardiGrass

Cannabis Cup 2010 Nimbin MardiGrass

2010 MardiGrass Parade

2010 MardiGrass Parade

See the street parade in Nimbin, Australia during the annual Cannabis law reform rally and gathering on the first weekend of May each year. . . . → Click to view: 2010 MardiGrass Parade


2010 HEMP OLYMPIX Growers Ironperson – Part one

2010 HEMP OLYMPIX Growers Ironperson – Part one

Plantem Funeral

Plantem Funeral

We had a very Nimbin funeral, featuring Ganja Faeries flitting through the crowd, and the coffin painted with a goanna . . . → Click to view: Plantem Funeral


nine eleven 2010

nine eleven 2010

We have come together to jointly declare that you are not acting on behalf of the citizens of Nimbin; we utterly reject any notion that you are acting in our interests. The huge occupying police force is stationed here in Nimbin for POLITICAL reasons. Your presence has nothing to do with keeping the peace. Your occupying police force is in Nimbin to make sure that the people of Nimbin are forced to live in a way that politicians, who live a long way away from Nimbin, find acceptable. . . . → Click to view: nine eleven 2010

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