The Un-Hippy Trail: a 'round-the-world' 70s adventure
Angie RichardIn the 1970s, my parents Rose and Alan traveled around the world from Adelaide to Adelaide, following much of famed 'Hippy Trail' in reverse, and then kept going. These are the original diaries and photos from this epic, overland adventure.
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From Samosir to Medan, September 1976
Editor’s Note: For the most part, I’ve tried to leave my father’s diaries as he wrote them, aside from fixing minor spelling and grammatical errors. The tone of his writing takes us back to the 70s, where I imagine dad with notebook and pen...
Enjoying Lake Toba in Tuktuk, Samosir (North Sumatra), September, 1976
Editor’s Note: For the most part, I’ve tried to leave my father’s diaries as he wrote them, aside from fixing minor spelling and grammatical errors. The tone of his writing takes us back to the 70s, where I imagine dad with notebook and pen...
Prapat to Lake Toba, North Sumatra
15th September – Prapat (Nth Sumatra)
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Curious nomad mum (originally Aussie) - multidisciplinary storyteller, researcher, and accidental boat-builder creating a 41ft Polynesian-inspired wooden catamaran with my family in France.
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