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New Harmony, Indiana
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Section: Hippie Havens | Category: Place | Area: Indiana | Topic: Hippiedom
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TOTALLY peaceful and a prefectly friendly and historic enviroment. In the middle of town there is a beautiful garden with benches,completely fenced in like an oasis. I always walk bare foot in that town,in new harmony there is no other way to do it that gives you the full force of the peace there.

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