Oregon Hippie Communes
Oregon hippie communes live on. Though some think they died in the 1960's they are yet going strong. They're organized on various different principles, whether concern about the environment, shared political views, religious beliefs or some other set of ideals. "Intentional community" is a rather clinical and perhaps off-putting term for a simple idea - groups of people who have common views deciding to live together to improve the quality of life for themselves, and in many cases, to try to help those around them.
Posted by Joneicia on 8/26/2009
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The hill and valley environs of Ashland Oregon speaks to the hippie mind with an eastern slope of lush greens created by flowing water contrast by rolling oak cover hills to the West. Under the cover of a celestial sky. ... - There are still active communes including an artists commune, the largest open air market in S. Oregon,
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There are still active communes including an artists commune, the largest open air market in S. Oregon, 30% cottage industry for a variety of wares, a good amount of organic farms, great music and meetings of the mind, a lot of eco-consciousness and a liberal attitude (we outwaited the ... More Oregon Hippie Havens...
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There are thousands of contemporary communes — now commonly called "intentional communities" — across the country, from rural Tennessee, Missouri and Oregon to downtown Los Angeles and New York City.
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Does anyone know of any hippie communes that still exist? I would really enjoy being a part of that lifestyle. thanks so much! ... Massachuesetts-Michigan; Missouri-Montana-Nebraska-Nevada; New Mexico-New York; North Carolina-Ohio; Oregon-Pennsylvania; South Carolina-Tennessee; Texas-Utah-Vermont-Virginia;
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ADVANCED PERMACULTURE DESIGN ... KEYLINE DESIGN & IMPLEMENTATION ... ; SOIL FOOD WEB; RAIN WATER HARVESTING; CARBON-FARMING; FOOD FOREST GARDENING; ENERGY; ECONOMY RELOCALIZATION; AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!
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One of the great flowerings of communitarianism in America came with the era of the hippies in the 1960s and early 1970s. The rural hippie communes were media attention-grabbers, full of photo opportunities, wild anecdotes, and the weirdest-looking people most Americans had ever seen.
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Cool Hunting: Spaced Out: Radical Environments of the Psychedelic Sixties ... "Spaced Out: Radical Environments of the Psychedelic Sixties" explores the crash pads, hippie communes, infinity machines and other far-out dwellings of the time period.
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Hippie Communes Past Present and Future at 60s & Further featuring articles on communes intentional communities spiritual retreats and sanctuaries ashrams and the Diggers photos by Lisa Law Robert Altman of Wheelers Ranch Hog Farm New Buffalo Drop City authors such as Peter Coyote Alicia Bay Laurel links books and an ...
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Most do not resemble the sterotypical 'hippie commune' but a few hippie communes from the sixties are still around. ... Alpha Farm (Deadwood, Oregon, United States)
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