Re: Art in the sixties

Wendy Thurman (wthurman@intergate.com)
Mon, 22 Jan 1996 10:39:42 -0500

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>Mr. Natural ("Keep on trucking....") was a comic book symbol for the
>disaffection of the hippies with the establishment.

I am new here so I won't say much, but Elizabeth's above caught my eye. I
live in Houston, and the famous head shop Oat Willy's in Austin is, I
believe, where Mr. Natural originated (correct me if I am wrong). What is
amazing is that the place is still open; still owned by the same guy. An
Austin icon, if you will!

Wendy Thurman

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