The title says it all. The summer of 1967 is known as the "Summer Of Love". Did anyone think that in 1967? Or was it only after the fact that the label was applied. It seems to me that 1967 was a turning point towards darker times culturally, but that's my reading of it - at not only a long distance but also without having been there.
Did anyone alive in 1967 feel like they were living in the "Summer Of Love"? My parents got married on June 17, 1967 but they had no idea about any "Summer Of Love" business. It was summer and they were on vacation because they were both teachers.
Did anyone alive in 1967 feel like they were living in the "Summer Of Love"? My parents got married on June 17, 1967 but they had no idea about any "Summer Of Love" business. It was summer and they were on vacation because they were both teachers.
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