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This flaming redhead, beckoning from the balcony for gents to come up and see her sometime, transports me back to the days of Hayworth, Hepburn, Hayward, and O'Hara. It is a Brachychiton Acerifolius, with the common name Illawarra Flame Tree. Can you match these first names to the redheads in my reverie: Susan, Maureen, Rita, and Katharine?
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15 comments:
What a wondeful tree.
I'm thinking Rita Hayworth with that color red!
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Rita Hayworth, Maureen O'Hara, Katharine Hepburn, Susan Hayward??
Gorgeous women and gorgeous tree.
This is such an eye catching beautiful flame red tree.A head
turner for sure,but were all the above mentioned beautiful women all true, redheads!!
Gorgeous tree, gorgeous women. I actually saw Katharine Hepburn in a play once. What a treat that was!
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Breathtaking: that was a problem when I was devising the list! I think ony Hepburn and O'Hara were true redheads. Even my adored Rita was a bottle-o!
Definitely with panache - I'm thinking Maureen O'Hara - leaning over the balcony.
Beautiful flame tree.
With all the beautiful jacaranda about it is easy to forget these gals ... glad they got a look in. It must shed quite a red glow in the upstairs rooms.
I took a photo of one of these in a neighbour's garden from my bathroom window a few years ago ... I can't even remember seeing it this year and now the maple is in leaf so I can't see a thing from that room any more.
You are all showing your age now.
Flaming great!
kate beat me to it. ah, so many wonderful films are now dancing in my brain.
I can match all of them, but Maureen holds special meaning for me since they named my mother after her!
Oops ... forgot to jump in here and say, 'onya' to Kate, who did indeed, match first names with family names. They were the days, eh? When first names were Kate, Rita, Susan and Maureen. Now we seem to be riddled with the likes of 'Harper Seven'.
Beautiful, Julie. Katherine Hepburn was from a prominent Hartford family and her grave is in Cedar Hill Cemetery. I walked through it this past summer and was surprised that her family's graves are extraordinarily simple.
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