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The Summer of Love was a yearlong hippie movement that was set to start on the summer solstice in the summer of 1967. Most hippies were younger generations fed up with the violence of war and hoped their forms of protest would change America and create peace. These young Americans were full of hope for a better future and had a hard time waiting for the solstice so most events pertaining to the Summer of Love were carried out throughout the year. These ideas of love and peace spread throughout the country, especially in larger cities. Hippies gathered in large numbers in different parts of the country and celebrated peace and love. Many of these gatherings involved music and other forms of art. These gatherings also had a large number of drugs being used like LSD and marijuana. Hippies believed these mind-altering drugs helped them see the truest forms of themselves and created a higher idea of love and unity.

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25 blocks of San Fransico were occupied by Summer of Love gatherings.

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Large numbers of people gathered for the event in Goldent Gate Park. The idea was to "Be here now". Many gathered and enjoyed music, food, drugs, dancing, and art.

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Hippies enjoying the Summer of Love in San Fransisco. 

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The mecca of the Hippie Movement was located in a disctrict in San Francisco.

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Quick Video on the Summer of Love

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Summer of Love 1967: San Francisco Engulfed By Hippies, Music, Acid and Free Love

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A bit of clips from the Summer of Love, plus some of the artists that were involved.

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Purple Haze - Purple Haze was a special strain of LSD that was produced for the Summer of Love. 

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One of the festival posters from The Monterey Pop Festival during the Summer of Love.