Riding the Rails to the Summer of Love - The New York Times
Nina Burleigh
As I watched my children clambering on swings, I recalled Joan Didion’s horrifying scenes from San Francisco in her collection of essays, “Slouching Towards Bethlehem,” the hippie kids, the fed acid by derelict parents in what one described as “High Kindergarten.
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