It Happened in the Seventies
Dieter Luske - Writer
Hamburg in the Seventies
By attempting the impossible - one is meaningfully occupied (D.L.)
It happened in the seventies - Hamburg
Dieter Lüske is a writer who enjoys life and life's journey. He loves working with Giselle, his wife, in their enchanted organic garden, dabbles in art and music and consults on holistic health and lifestyle topics.
Dieter is the author of 3 books and has published hundreds of articles about lifestyle philosophy and lives by his motto.
"By attempting the impossible - one is meaningfully occupied (D.L.)"
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It Happened in the Seventies
The story in the book "It happened in the seventies", started in Hamburg in 1973
Hamburg in the Seventies - Photos:
NOTE: The following Hamburg images are NOT included in the book...
The images are part of the back story and set the stage for what was yet to come....
Hamburg Reeperbahn - red-light district. The Top Ten Club, where the Beatles had their first success, and their haircuts were established. - It was where 50% of my clients had their businesses.
More from the Hamburg Reeperbahn in the seventies.
Does this look cold ? - Hamburg, close to where I lived.
Christmas 1973
Hamburg in summer time - the Alster, a lake
in the middle of Hamburg in 1973
Hamburg 1973, summer time, in need of a rest.
I had my own business, the boss did not complain.
Hamburg 1977 - Hanging out in Giselle's apartment.
Hamburg 1973, summer time
playing soccer
A quick trip to Amsterdam - 1973
Six hours drive to Hashish galore
Giselle - Hamburg 1974, a few month
before flying off to Australia
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An intriguing story of personal risk-taking, self-discovery and profound change.
"The Australian Dream"
Book Description
It Happened in the
Seventies
From the author of ‘Do You Believe in You’ comes an intriguing story of personal risk-taking, self-discovery and profound change.
At only twenty-one, Dieter started his own thriving business and lived the good life in Hamburg, Germany. By the age of twenty-four, he knew something was missing: there must be more to life than earning a living, and he wanted to find it in Australia as a quest for all things vital, health, love, creativity, meaning, purpose and independence.
How does life continue if one decides to leave all one has achieved?
Dieter met Giselle on Christmas Day 1973. They didn’t want a relationship but the universe had other ideas! Arriving in Sydney in 1974, they lived, worked and explored Australia in their yellow panel van for two and a half years, discovering themselves and their unpredictable future.
Driving from one adventure to another, they faced unexpected dangers and found paradise in unforeseen places.
Devastating news arrived from Hamburg – their dreams and reality collided.
Could they still achieve their goals and live their dream lifestyle?
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An inspiring read of a life-changing escapade Down Under
Phil Brown - Arts Editor
The Courier-Mail
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