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love beads

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love beads
pl.n.
Small beads on a necklace, especially ones worn by hippies as a symbol of love and peace.
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Trust me, I grew up with the bell-bottoms and incense and love beads.
Hoping the real Santana will drop by his show by Jerry Fink / Las Vegas Sun
In celebration of Easy Rider, released 40 years ago -- and filmed partly in Taos -- the town has a group of special events that are supposed to take people back to a time of love beads, really long hair, VW vans painted in psychedelic colors and, well, other stuff that (most) parents did not condone.
ART IN REVIEW by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
You can also use ball-and-claw foot bathtubs with love beads, clean walls lighted up by colored candles, and cork flooring with complimentary metallic wallpaper to invite nostalgic feelings of the devil-may-care style of the era.
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