..hippie to grippie linepiper salutes all slipstream use tolerance .. cause the streaming of slib cannot possible grow polonaise gel into the very thicks of scars like the chinese wall .. not THAT socialized here .. we keep the density fluff n alive .. multistory streehousing growject kidding only .. draw .. do not scar
has Rhine slib been properly mapped as to unusual additives in, say, at least the last 145 years?
school tweak: scrolol .. but better than kf .. 'uitlachen' erlaubt but helping hand dismissal qualification required .. and THAT must be the crux of better KF version .. i am afraid it will never be the cure of it cause they like to feed and cater to the caught among dankly cobwebbed and epigenetically encrusted lowemo
somebody actually said 'hippie farm' on kf yesterday:
https://kiwifarms.st/members/greedy-fly.189935/
--- THIS POST COMPLEMENTS A SUBSTACK NOTE .. filled with more hippie gribble n grabble
https://substack.com/profile/17238789-piet-the-piety-poet/note/c-375635805
even more pitiful that the '22 - early '24 stretch for 'Pale' contention is the Pali one .. 3 threads from late '23 with alttogether 77 posts ...
Why did the radical ideas of the 60/70s die out?
28 1.8k Oct 2000
What really caused the hippies movement?
32 3.5k Jan 2017
Were you a hippie? Why’d you stop?
65 811 Jun 2025
Were you a hippie?
36 2.0k Apr 2008
What is the Legacy of the Hippie Movement?
66 13.0k Aug 2009
https://boards.straightdope.com/tags/c/factual-questions/9/israel-hamas-war/94
they do not allow copying of threads ... just a small slice above and below the shown parts .....
localharvest.org/angry-hippie-farms-llc-M62528
https://www.youtube.com/c/SunburstSanctuary
4k Cacres .. see next linq:
As early as 1971, Paulsen declared the Brotherhood to be a Christian non-profit despite the fact that the commune was a mix of Christian, mystic, Kriya Yoga and indigenous tribal beliefs (couldn’t hurt in terms of achieving a tax-free status). By the late 1970s, Sunburst communities had expanded to cities in Utah, Arizona, and Nevada, while Paulsen burned through their earnings on alcohol and drugs. A 1982 Drug Enforcement Agency investigation found that he’d spend $60,000 on narcotics, while members – who were defecting left and right – said it was upwards of $200,000. In a 1986 interview with the LA Times, former member Michael Ableman recalls the day he left. “Norm was sitting in his house, in a very dark room, with his shirt off, and he was quite drunk.
The 1990s saw Sunburst’s return to California, and about a dozen miles southeast of Lompoc and at Nojoqui Farms, you’ll still find their community camped out in what arguably looks like paradise at Sunburst Sanctuary. “We have about 30 old timers still here,” Patty says. “We’re still farming, but it’s for ourselves.” They’ve even got a website that explains everything from their online courses in meditation and yoga retreats to a paleontology workshop, involving a hike to view onsite fossil specimens at the Sunburst Sanctuary. Books by Paulsen are also still available from the website.
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someone -contact(at)messynessychic.com- in paris w shop and 12x406 tales posted in the last 16 years:
Fifteen years and thousands of stories. Try a place, a feeling, a kind of curiosity — we’ve probably written about it.
https://www.youtube.com/@messynessychic
she does great vids too [63x .. latest one 6yo] .. unlike sunburst .. 90% meditation pabulum .. and drunkard worship
Flea Market Secrets - A Guide to Unknown Paris - Episode 1
392,385 views 8y ago
In this new web series from MessyNessyChic, Nessy takes us on a nostalgic Parisian adventure to curious places, past and present. Episode 1 begins at the legendary Parisian flea market.
urbexin a palace 9ya
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v9CmboeZ0w
losttribefarm.com - a camping w some veg and fowl
august '17 eclipse cloud formation in lense shape
st clair missouri ...
https://i0.wp.com/losttribefarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Eclipse-St.-Clair-4.jpg?ssl=1
freecitiesfoundation.substack.com/p/intentional-communities-from-hippie
blog.newcropshop.com/tag/hippie-commune
Holly Harman .. SC author
huffpost.com/entry/off-grid-hippie-communities-alternative-lifestyles_n_67faa3afe4b0fe77529d1529
/hippycommune.wordpress.com/2013/01/14/close-encounters-of-the-good-morning/
olafincanada.ca/destinations/stocks-meadow/
Naked in the Woods - Margaret Grunstein 2015
Many people, baby boomers and millennials alike, have romantic notions about the 1960s and 70s. Grundstein’s vivid account offers an unflinching, authentic portrait of this iconic and often misreported time in American history. Accompanied by a collection of distinctive photographs she took at the time, Naked in the Woods draws readers into a period of convulsive social change and raises timeless questions: how far must we venture to find the meaning we seek, and is it ever far out enough to escape our ingrained human nature?
---------Margaret Grundstein is a photographer, a psychotherapist in private practice, and the owner/director of a preschool in Venice, California. She has a B.A. from Goddard College, a Masters in Urban Planning from Yale University, and a Masters in Family Therapy from Loyola Marymount. This is her first book.
https://neo-beat.tumblr.com/archive/2015/12
.. i did '14, the first year at this blog by a turq
losttribefarm.com - a camping w some veg and fowl
august '17 eclipse cloud formation in lense shape
st clair missouri ...
https://i0.wp.com/losttribefarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Eclipse-St.-Clair-4.jpg?ssl=1
messynessy urbexin a palace near paris 9ya
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3v9CmboeZ0w
freecitiesfoundation.substack.com/p/intentional-communities-from-hippie
blog.newcropshop.com/tag/hippie-commune
a few dropcity pics :::: sources;
http://materialinnovations.wordpress.com/2011/09/19/it-all-starts-with-bucky/
http://www.dropcitydoc.com/#!photo-Richard-Kallweit/zoom/c10fk/i01vr6
http://www.clarkrichert.com/drop-city/
http://superradnow.wordpress.com/2011/07/29/drop-city/
http://superradnow.wordpress.com/2011/07/29/drop-city/
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https://www.spatialagency.net/
PROJECT TEAM
Tatjana Schneider is a researcher and educator. She currently works at TU Braunschweig, Germany, as a professor for architectural theory. She was previously Senior Lecturer at the School of Architecture, the University of Sheffield - which is where the Spatial Agency project was developed.
Jeremy Till is an architect and educator. Until 2025, he was Head of Central Saint Martins and Pro Vice-Chancellor at the University of Arts, London. Previously, he was Dean of Architecture and the Built Environment at the University of Westminster, London.
During the final year of the project, Nishat Awan was a research associate on this project.
And with huge thanks to all the people featured on this website, many of whom have been very generous in their time and support, especially in the provision of images and correction of detail. The project was funded by a grant from the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
NEW PROJECT
Tatjana and Jeremy are currently working on a new project - Architecture after Architecture: Spatial Practice in the face of the climate emergency. Together with Anthony Powis, Christina Serifi and Becca Voelcker as well as Sarah Bovelett and Julius Grambow, we are investigating what happens to architecture after the climate emergency undoes its foundational assumptions of growth, extraction, and progress? The project has been published as a book under the title Architecture is Climate by dpr-barcelona and is available in hardUK ACADEMEcopy (Europe / UK) and as an open access document. There is also the extensive website architectureisclimate.net.
https://architectureisclimate.net/practice/wretched-of-the-earth/
Wretched of the Earth
Race Matters
https://architectureisclimate.net/practice/climate-camps/
https://architectureisclimate.net/action/think-through-soil-because-land-is-not-an-abstraction/
Black Dirt Farm Collective
Rights of Nature
Gemeinschaft Tempelhof
Sekem in Egypt
Helmy Abouleish, Matthias Keitel, and Philipp Maximillian Boes, ‘Egypt, SEKEM, and Climate Change | World Resources Institute’, World Resources Report, 2010 <https://www.wri.org/our-work/project/world-resources-report/egypt-sekem-and-climate-change> [accessed 14 November 2022].
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In 2003, SEKEM received the UN Livelihood Award (Alternative Nobel Prize) for its combination of commercial enterprise and social and cultural development.
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Christopher Rhodes, “Feeding and Healing the World: Through Regenerative Agriculture and Permaculture”, Science Progress, 95 (2012), pp. 345-446 <https://doi.org/10.3184/003685012X13504990668392>
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Holly Harman .. SC author
huffpost.com/entry/off-grid-hippie-communities-alternative-lifestyles_n_67faa3afe4b0fe77529d1529
/hippycommune.wordpress.com/2013/01/14/close-encounters-of-the-good-morning/
Copyright 2012 - 2026 Olaf Dijkstra
olafincanada.ca/destinations/stocks-meadow/
https://infotel.ca/newsitem/west-kelowna-woods-were-once-home-to-a-hippie-commune/it74160
Very Worthwhile visiting ... if only i had gone there instead of to the apple farm .... right in the middle of the period this place was a livin friendly commune ...
Kelowna News
West Kelowna woods were once home to a hippie commune
Brie Welton
When historian Bob Hayes went looking for an old grave in remote West Kelowna, he had no idea what to expect.
Thirty years ago, Hayes drove the many narrow logging roads up into the woods to find the gravesite of Belgian immigrant Reverend Phillip Stocks.
"The family lived out in Stocks Meadows, named after the family," he said. "When he died, he was buried on the property."
Stocks, originally from England, came with his wife and daughter by boat from Belgium in 1914 to live with their sons on the remote property, located about 30 kms from Kelowna.
"(Stocks) had to actually be carried off the boat, that’s how frail his health was," Hayes said.
The Stocks likely fled Europe due to the war, and came to the Okanagan in search of a place where the Reverend's health could be restored, he said.
Unfortunately, Stocks only lived in the meadow for two years, dying in 1916 at the age of 61.
His family continued to live on the property in the cabins they built, but eventually dispersed through the valley.
The property was abandoned, until a group of locals saw it as an opportunity to live a better life.
When Hayes found the grave, he came across a small hippie commune built in Stocks Meadow.
He recalls seeing half a dozen children of varying ages running around, and a myriad of dogs among the wooden cabins.
"This one gentleman came out, was a very nice younger fellow," he said. "Introduced himself, invited me into his little house."
Although he only stayed at the meadow for half an hour or so, the experience at the commune left an impression on Hayes.
"It had a nice feel to it, I have to say," he said. "I didn’t get the feeling when I was there that people were looking out the windows with guns ready to shoot me. I wasn’t uncomfortable at all."
The commune was populated from the late seventies until the early nineties. Hayes said he saw about half a dozen cabins, but wasn't able to look around further.
Not only were the people friendly, but they seemed to respect the land they had built their new life on.
"The people who were there, the commune, did respect it," Hayes said. "It wasn’t strewn with trash, they respected the grave, they were very welcoming."
Long after the hippie community abandoned the area, Kelowna resident Olaf Dijkstra says heard about the old commune through a friend and decided to check it out.
"I was kind of surprised to find this kind of hidden gem," he said.
He moved to Kelowna from the Netherlands nine years ago, and had never heard of the place.
Neither Dijkstra or Hayes know who currently owns the property, but Dijkstra noticed a small house nearby he believes is occupied and belongs to a caretaker.
Dijkstra made sure not to specify the exact location of Stocks Meadow, and he is concerned vandals will find it, as they have in the past.
This is a dilemma facing many historians — deciding whether or not to make the public aware of an important piece of history, which could lead to its destruction.
In Hayes' view, it's not worth the risk.
"I think because it’s so remote, someone could go in and vandalize it and you might not know for months or years," he said.
"You might only get a few people a year going out there, but are they the ones that should be going out there?"
For now, the exact location of the abandoned commune will remain a mystery in order to preserve a fascinating piece of Okanagan history.
To contact a reporter for this story, email Brie Welton or call (250) 819-3723
"transitional justice" is code for arresting the old guard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeHcwg7NDBU
Mike Benz at TPool on Poland [16m]... more on Polan in dutch:
DGM over Polen [54m]: youtube.com/watch?v=yJMHUWudNr4
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