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Flower Power

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FESTIVAL
The Monterey Pop Festival of June 1967 is often named the opening act of the Summer of Love, drawing over 200,000 people to California over three days.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
PAISLEY
The swirling teardrop motif, originally from Persia and brought to Britain via Kashmir shawls, became one of the defining prints of 1960s psychedelic fashion.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
DAISY
Placing a daisy in the barrel of a soldier's rifle became one of the era's most enduring images of non-violent protest, captured at the 1967 March on the Pentagon.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
DOVE
The dove as a symbol of peace was popularised in the West largely through Pablo Picasso's lithograph commissioned for the 1949 World Peace Congress in Paris.Find this word in the grid to read its note.

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Flower Power, free large-print word search evoking peace marches, festival fields, and the heady bloom of the Summer of Love.

About Flower Power

In the long, hazy summer of 1967, young people wove daisies into their hair and gathered in city parks and open fields to call for peace. The air smelled of incense and freshly cut grass; folk guitars drifted through the crowd alongside hand-painted banners and the soft flutter of doves released into a pale blue sky. It was a moment that believed, with startling sincerity, that love itself could change the world.

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