Persons at events of all kind most notedly Woodstock, other folk or Pagen events who find
mud. now matter how
dry the area is to cover themselves with.
These people, first noted in the literature after suddenly appearing at the original Woodstock music festival 25 years ago in 1969, are unique in all the world’s societies in that there appears to be absolutely no racial or ethnic basis for the origin of their society. The individual
Mud People from many different ethnic backgrounds share a culture
based solely on an affinity for
mud. They are immediately visually recognizable by their unusual practice of covering themselves in
mud literally from head to toe, their eyes generally being the only area of their body not coated with
mud. they are often skyclad
Jon: i went to Woodstock in 1994 you should have seen all the
mud people.
Sue: really what were they like?
Jon: covered head to
toe in
mud, not all were wearing clothes