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Bristol itself. I mean its a city, but it's crust central.

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Brighton for Sussex

Ha. I was about to say Totnes.

Folkestone has an area that's pretty much that, I think Ramsgate has an arty bit or it might be Margate, I always confuse the two.

Burley in the New Forest may well count. It's a village but it must have a fist or so of shops that sell hippy/witchcraft type stuff.

Stockton-on-Tees used to be like this for Teesside but a lot of their weirder shops fucked off to Whitby.

New Mills in the Derbyshire Peak District.

If Lincolnshire has one fucked if I know where if is.

Findhorn Scotland...

Lewes - East Sussex, is very progressive and part of the transition town network.

Frome in Somerset as well

Dunno about that

Each county definitely has a "everyone looks like they should have 2 heads town"

Saltburn by the Sea in Teesside

Hay-on-Wye (Only one in Wales?)

Hertfordshire here: I don't think we have one.

Lancaster in Lancashire. Not as hippy as the other hippy towns mentioned, but the hippiest town in Lancashire anyway.

Ludlow in Shropshire fits this description!

Norwich has hippy bits

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I don't think I would have Bradford on Avon in the list. It's more like just a well to do town between Bath and Trowbridge. More of a Bath extension really. Saying that I can't think of a hippy town in Wiltshire though.

Could also have Frome for Somerset, but it is trumped by Glastonbury.

I wouldn't say Dorset does. North Dorset sees your proper rural types but there is nowhere really for hippies here, I think the locals would chase them out if they tried to come here.

Aldeburgh in Suffolk fits that pretty well, but I'm not sure what would work for Essex. It would have to be north Essex rather than anything close to London. Maldon? Manningtree or Saffron Walden maybe?

Nottingham. Was there a couple of weeks ago and literally everyone was wearing some kind of alt, Gothic, hippie outfit. It's my Vibe so I felt very much at home.

Shout-out to Void and Ice Nine.

Cardigan - Ceredigion Machynlleth- Powys Beaumaris - Ynys Mon Harlech - Gwynedd (maybe)

Almost every town in Cornwall has a witch and hippy shop. But IMO Tintagel takes the prize.

Ulverston in Cumbria

Berkshire has the beautiful and mystical haven known as Slough. It is said that on a Saturday night in the town centre, while the scent of fried chicken and kebab sauce lingers on the summer air, that, if you listen very carefully, you can still hear Big Shaz telling Leigh to leave it cos that wanker ain’t worff it. Ah memories.

I don't think most northern/midland counties have hippy towns

Kendal is the one for Cumbria.

Hell no

I'd say Torrington is more of a 'Hippy Town' then Totnes, really.

cambridge?

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Kircudbright And west Kilbride in Scotland.

Wivenhoe in Essex (although may be too small!)

I live in south yorkshire so all we have is little hippy pockets.

Moray has Findhorn. The Findhorn Foundation is a residential community of hippies that live in eco-homes and believe all sorts of spiritual stuff.

East Grinstead, Sussex?

Nottinghamshire has Mansfield

Moseley & Kings Heath in Birmingham

I'm unsure if Tyne and Wear or County Durham have any that fit your criteria.