#11: My Dad Was a Canadian Hippy in the 70s Traveling the World
This photo captures the spirit of 1970s wanderlust—long hair, denim layers, and a smile that says he’s exactly where he wants to be. The snake draped casually around his neck adds to the free-spirited vibe, as if adventure was just another thing he picked up along the way.

Travel in the 70s meant backpacks, cheap hostels, crowded markets, and a sense of openness that defined the decade’s counterculture. You can feel that energy here: a young traveler soaking in the world, meeting strangers, collecting stories, and carrying nothing but curiosity and time. It’s a snapshot of freedom before schedules, smartphones, and certainty.
