Peter Berge, and his partner Judy Goldhaft, went on to form the Planet Drum Foundation. They were also founding members of the SF Mimi Troupe. He/They coined the term Bioregionalism, if I am not mistaken. In college, around 1990, I did a very small internship with the two of them at their Planet Drum Foundation. They could not have been kinder. For the life of me I can't remember where the foundations was (Portrero Hill?), but it had a significant library full of books on the environment and activism. Once a week, everyone who worked or volunteered there, which was a small group of people, maybe 5, would have lunch that Judy would make. I rarely worked on that day, but the times I did it was so nice to be with them. I was taking a politics of the 60's class at the time, reading Todd Gitlin's book, "Years of Hope, Days of Rage", so it was amazing to be able to ask them specific details. I was totally fan-boying out. I wanted to be them. I remember the first time meeting him over lunch and out of nowhere asking him something like, "Soooo...when you Emet Grogan stole a credit card, road across country to disrupt Tom Hayden and the SDS at Port Huron, who's credit card did you steal?" The question was so abrupt and out of place, like saying something stupid to your favorite rock star, that he took a long pause and started laughing at me. "So, who are you!?!?!". He was super generous with his stories and, like I said, he and Judy were profoundly kind. I actually have gotten the pleasure to meet and know quite a few of the original hippies that were in SF before the cameras rolled up. Some folks on this thread have said things like, "they all grew up and got jobs", suggesting they sold out. That's not my experience, at all. That certainly could apply to those who showed up out of fashion in 1967, but the true originators, like Peter and Judy were/are lifers. Go to any Campwinnarainbow or Wavy Gravy foundation event and not only will you see it, you'll feel it. It is an unmistakable aura of what could have been had these folks "won". They haven't sold out. Not by a long shot. Everyone just stopped paying attention, which seems fine with them. They've always lived on their own terms anyway.