Follow the Signs
Woodstock was known as “three days of love, music and peace” and it is likely a moment in time that will never be replicated. While this event was a huge chapter in positivity for humanity, it also marks one of the last gasps of peace as the ’70s rolled around and things got much worse in America. Still, we can always look back at this moment and live in it for a little while.
Follow The Signs
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The farmer who owned the land that the concert was held on was moved by the festival. Max Yasgur was his name and he said of the peaceful people in attendance, “If we join them, we can turn those adversities that are the problems of America today into a hope for a brighter and more peaceful future.” Yasgur can be thanked as the guy who saved Woodstock. His farmstead allowed the festival to happen.
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