At the soda shop, the local hippie spent the afternoon reciting jazz poetry and smoking cigarettes to impress his friends.

She decorated her apartment with a hippie color palette and macramé hangings.

The hippies converted an abandoned lot into a vibrant community garden and invited neighbors to help.

Her hippieness was evident in the mismatched beads and the patchwork skirt she wore.

The hippy sold handmade tie-dye shirts at the farmers' market.

The tailor adjusted the gown to complement her hippy figure.

Her hippiness was clear from the peace signs on her backpack and the way she welcomed strangers.

The hippie-dippies set up a colorful peace camp by the river.

She hitchhiked large stretches of the hippie trail, collecting postcards and memories from dusty border towns.

Tourists today often follow the old hippie trails to discover forgotten towns and roadside cafés.